Dragon The Bruce Lee Story (1993) Retrospective / Review

[@almo8989]

What I liked about Jason Scott Lee's performance was that he didn't over do the Bruce Lee trademark facial expressions. If you look at all of the Bruce Lee imitators over the years, they over do it to the point that it is comical. Jason Scott Lee does it in a more subtle way and makes himself much more believable as Bruce Lee.

[@iamnegan938]

Nathan C nicely said

[@daoyang223]

well he's also a great actor. Every chinese, korean, and japanese actor who tried to be Bruce Lee weren't actors. Just guys in front of a camera.

[@JedEkert]

The part of the movie where Bruce blows Linda a kiss and sprints up the stairs to finish the movie appeared to me to be a metaphor of his death and leaving the earth. (8:30)

[@marquiskrystal]

I remember Jim Kelly telling me that Story at ComicCon a few years back about Bruce. He said Him, Bob Wall, and Bolo Yong saw Bruce kick the guy with his right foot and three teeth and blood fell out. Jim and Bob tried to warn the guy and Bolo even tried to fight the guy before Bruce, but Bruce got mad and wanted to show off. I wish Jim was still around to tell it, but Bolo Yong and Bob Wall can back that story up if they ever go to a Convention, so ask them.

[@ashscott6068]

@Albert Twangle Bullshit. I was just at Chuck Norris's house, and Steven Segal had just run away from a fight with Van Damme again, so everyone was just chilling by the pool, and I heard Bolo and Bob Wall talking about it. They warned me you might try to lie about them

[@ajk6907]

Hard to believe that Jason Scott Lee didn't practice any martial arts before this movie, his fight scenes are really impressive.

[@squamish4244]

According to Jackie Chan, the reason a lot of Hollywood fight scenes are filmed so close-up and edited quickly is because the actors are not good enough at fighting to pull off wide-shot sequences where you can see everything.

[@kforcer]

He was actually also a gymnast, prior to the film. So I would guess that came in very handy. But either way, it is definitely very, very impressive.

[@daoyang223]

@Eddie Venkman I feel like Korean cinema perfected American style shots with Hong Kong style flair and aesthetics. it's pretty close up at times and gets intense with the shaky cam but it isn't sloppy nor are the actors bad at fighting. I love it.

[@sergtchannel]

He has gone on to become an expert in Jeet Kun Do, under the tutelage of the late Jerry Poteet, a student under Bruce Lee!

[@JoeBuck207]

Not really the fight scenes were silly the whole movie was crap.

[@burningknuckle26]

Loved this movie. Jason scott lee was perfect as bruce. His wife was gorgeous. Music was amazing. A classic in my eyes

[@OliverHarper]

*Original review published 2nd February 2012* For this re-upload Ive corrected the aspect ratio and made some minor adjustments to avoid it being blocked in some Countries.

[@jamesk9160]

Just found your channel and have been binge watching everything. awesome work!

[@OliverHarper]

Thanks James!

[@LightsCameraKonkle]

I've always loved this movie

[@trustobey1016]

Although Jason Scott Lee resembles a young Ricky Steamboat more than Bruce Lee, he did an amazing job acting as Bruce, he really knew how to capture those emotions.

[@vampirascoffin870]

trustobey1016 lolllllll word steamboat 1987 style!

[@trustobey1016]

Yup, from when he wrestled Macho Man for the IC title.

[@alfa01spotivo]

lol that's true actually. He does look a lot like Steamboat.

[@daoyang223]

yeah he looks like Ricky Steamboat when he did Soldier with Kurt Russell after this film. He got bulked af. I don't think he ever slimmed down neither. He played the main villain in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and he was jacked af.

[@paralentor]

I loved this movie and owned it on VHS. I know it's not totally accurate but it has a great re-watch-ability. I find your selections of nostalgic movies mirror many of my own personal favs and notables over the years. It's rare that I can learn anything from movies I'm familiar with but all of your videos offer some nugget of new information.

[@R2MintOptions]

Good review. I love that soundtrack, esp when he arrives in America--the bay bridge, the cheerleaders, etc.....that was such an unforgettable and 'classic' scene. Thumbs up.

[@oopopp]

I LOVED this movie... but people always forget that the soundtrack to this movie was AMAZING tooooo!!!!

[@HomeworkRadio]

I really like this film :)

[@TheMixedPlateFrequency]

jason scott lee was such a great actor, he portrayed Bruce lee very well.

[@Pewpewpew182]

Love this movie as a kid and even to this day. Thank you for reviewing so many gems.

[@Inaworldoflove]

I saw this at age 12 in the cinema by myself. I was really enjoying it and then they said he died. It was so unexpected and sad. I actually felt like I mourned him and missed him right away.

[@jediknightgeo]

Jason Scott Lee was so fantastic in this movie. It's such a shame that he really didn't star in anything else worth while.

[@VincentJNewman]

That 90's Jungle Book movie sucked lol

[@moviemetalhead]

jediknightgeo Soldier was good.

[@dnasty312]

Vincent J. Newman NOT

[@jelenapaunovic3026]

He was in Back to the Future part 2,A Map to the Human Heart,Tale of the Mummy,Soldier,Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 2,The Jungle Book...

[@SimonAshworthWood]

He was in Rapa Nui, which I enjoyed. I highly recommend it.

[@Larry]

I did like the Dragon game, I had it on the SNES too. It's a total knock off of IK+ and the ending is literally "Congratulations... Game Over" but I played multi player all the time.

[@OliverHarper]

Yeah the ending was drab mate and a total rip off of IK+. yeah I agree with you I did enjoy it. I did produce a Lets Play. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGPTm61vgq5-q80

[@Larry]

Oliver Harper Nice, Also forgot, the second you got the nunchucks, you were practically invincible.

[@markelijio6012]

Besides writer/director Rob Cohen, producer Raffaella DeLaurentiis, executive producers Dino DeLaurentiis, John Badham and everyone who were involved in the making of "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story." But after a string of disappointments such as "Brighton Beach Memoirs" "Lost in Yonkers" and "Violets are Blue" as well as "Revenge" for getting fired plus its creative staff were letting go expect Marietta Lee who'll stay until 2002, the legendary Ray Stark of Rastar whose company produced the film with Studio Canal to help bring the film to life. He was very pleased with Universal when "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story" released in the summer of 1993 with an top-notch cast and crew...he got what he deserves and a whole lot more. It made so much money at the box office and kids love it.

[@serbinator8529]

This film is amazing I love it so much!!!!!!!

[@alexnaoum88]

This is a good movie. I'd like to see a Netflix mini series biopic about Bruce, he was such a fascinating person.

[@Tornado1994]

Alex Naoum This film is crap. And does no justice to the Kung Fu legend himself.

[@BruceLeroyUK]

No, it was shite.

[@thebestofthebest5724]

+Tornado1994 that's why he is asking for a Netflix mini series

@@Tornado1994 crap in which way?

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

I think it's a bad idea to ask for anything Netflix nowadays.

[@RoyStantz]

This movie is proof that Rob Cohen wasn't always a cinematic pariah.

[@telaneyshay9578]

Dope movie i loved this when i was a kid, the music is good too,

[@yhideit4427]

The endings to your videos are amazing ! Really Amazing !

[@christophergrewe3651]

This was a great . Love this channel!!! Please keep the Retrospectives/ Reviews coming!!!!!!

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Jeet Kune Do is not a style. It's a concept and philosophy of the martial arts. It teaches you how to adapt to any fighting situation and develop your own style. It is what MMA came from. It also is the way of intercepting fists as the name is translated as. Jason was trained in Jun Fan Bruce Lee's personal version of JKD. JKD is formless. It helps sharpen your skills and strengthen your core art. My core is kickboxing. I studied JKD and it helped me becomes much better at KIckboxing and street fighting which is what JKD helps.

[@sfkeepay]

I remember clearly when Brandon Lee died , around the same time as River Phoenix, but I hadn't known he’d been offered the role in Dragon. Sadly ironic that if he’d been able to take that role, instead of the Crow, it would have saved his life. But I loved this movie on release and it's part of my permanent collection. Jason Scott Lee was, and it, awesome.

[@squamish4244]

Bruce Lee also said that when he was seven and in bed a shadow entered his room and held him down for a few minutes.

[@zachh127zh]

valar sounds to me like a bad experience of sleep paralysis

[@Rschr101]

Solid movie. A little cheesy, but good.

[@im2hastyle]

I watched this film yesterday. It is still my favorite movie of all time.

[@ta5777]

Hopefully we see a 4K release one day.

[@kimnorth7060]

it's a good film, a shame it doesn't accurately portray Bruce Lee's life as much as it could have but it beats other movies about Bruce Lee which came out later by a long shot

[@shadowman2192]

Director Rob Cohen also was the creator of a tv show called "Vanishing Son" starring Russell Wong about Asian drifter framed for murder who also happens to be a martial arts master. It only lasted one season but it was a great show.

[@anthonychobot7454]

It Was A Great Show I Was 11 When It Came On WPIX NY

[@shadowman2192]

+Anthony Chobot And their has never been a dvd release of the season.

[@alfredvalrie5541]

DISH-WASH-AH!

[@mottahead6464]

Alfred Valrie WAAHH TTAAHH (when thirsty).

[@moviemetalhead]

Alfred Valrie "April be gone too, like money. Then you will come back here, wash dishes to pay back loan, by that time you are no longer rich, you are no longer handsome, you are nothing but a..." ^^^^

[@daoyang223]

The very fact that she came off as a sadistic bitch wanting a dish washer is what motivated Bruce Lee to go to college and become an entrepenuer lol. it worked too!

[@shadowpriest7386]

I could always use one of them.

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

Alfred Valrie Yes so better study hard.

[@JesseWolfboy]

My favorite true Bruce Lee story: Bruce was bragging to a friend that he just bought a brand new Rolls Royce. The friend asked, "What color?" And Bruce said, "The only color there is. GOLD." Lmfao...

[@waynezimmerman1950]

Victory!!! Sorry, but I've had this frigging piece of dialog; starting at 8:20 , stuck in my frigging head for the longest time now. And for the life of me I couldn't figure out what movie it came from. I would tell folks; this is the greatest and most honest romantic line that a guy would eve say in a film. "But I meant it everyday. " Thank you, Oliver, for your review - I do love this movie so much. :)

[@DJSARG3NT]

Loves this film.

[@renehernandez52]

yes , a very enjoyable film indeed!! so hard not to like , and what an amazing score!!! I just wondered why his teacher IP MAN was never mentioned while bruce was in training as a child?

[@kforcer]

Ip Man was an important part of the movie. He is the one who Bruce returns to when he needs advice regarding the demon who is haunting him.

[@johnconnor210]

I love this film. Truly an underrated gem of 90s film.

[@jeffthompson9622]

He was excellent and impressive in this, Kipling's Jungle Book, Timecop 2, and Soldier.

[@SteveBrant55]

Thank you for reviewing this. I know it's not all true, but to me it's "spiritually true"... it captures who he was including his relationship with Linda. Two things you didn't mention: Nancy Kwan playing the owner of the restaurant was wonderful casting (she knew the real Bruce Lee, who taught her how to fight for a scene in one of her movies... a Matt Helm movie, I believe)... and how the film portrayed the bigotry of the time, from how Mickey Rooney is shown portraying a Chinese character in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" to how Linda's mom is against her dating an Asian male but Brandon's birth wins her over). This film was rich in details like this even if the story wasn't always true to real events.

[@Buet-yb6ht]

Agreed with the casting and the soundtrack being perfect! Jason Scott Lee played a great Bruce Lee and Lauren Holly should’ve been nominated for an award that’s how good she was in this film. The soundtrack is epic and it’s inspirational! Love this movie

[@michaelmyers8288]

One of my favourites as a child. Yes, it does get a bit "mythical" with Bruce's life, but it's still really well done. Jason Scott Lee should've been a superstar.

[@JimmyLee27]

that's why they should've called it "A" Bruce Lee Story instead of "THE". Good review, thanks!

[@FulguroGeek]

1993... dawm im old. Was one of my favorite movie back then.

[@RustyX2010]

will you be doing a Ip Man review?

[@markoportuondo7375]

That music was also in the Radio trailer from 2003

[@iamnegan938]

Awesome film and performances and the music is great

[@professionalgun6674]

Nice review although I thought you may have mentioned the 70s Hong Kong production Bruce Lee : The Man The Myth from 1973.

[@B33FY2011]

One of the all time great movies from the 90's. It's certainly up there as one of my favourites of all time. There couldn't of been a better actor to play Bruce Lee he got it perfect as far as I am concerned. It's just a shame for an actor like him to of had a better career after Dragon because I thought his worth would have soared after it.

[@dutch231984]

Hey Oliver, whats the piece of music playing during the last montage? Is it on the soundtrack?

[@OliverHarper]

The music is actually from the teaser trailer for Dragon The Bruce Lee Story. I also used the music in my Enter The Dragon retrospective.

[@dutch231984]

Awesome! I loved that piece of music! do you happen to know who's the artist?

[@OliverHarper]

Not sure who the artist is mate, it may actually be the composer of the film himself providing the trailer music. I actually had to rip the audio from the video because its not available on CD.

[@dutch231984]

I appreciate all your info dude!! I've wanted to let you know for a while now, how much I enjoy the montage sequences you put into all your reviews at the beginning and end of your reviews! I love how you place the right piece of music to add energy to the montage!! I'd love to see you make more trailers like you did with the MOTU live action film! I've watched those montages alot by the way!! ;)

[@OliverHarper]

Oh thats great to hear mate. I have the most fun with montages. I enjoy giving energy to a sequence..check out my latest man of steel trailer.

[@glennoleksak9349]

I love it already Oliver! great video! 4 stars!!! I will get in touch to see that movie and will know it is the best. I am a fan of Bruce Lee. my mom is also a fan too. great work Oliver!! i like the video. it was entertaining!!!! #37

[@slainemccool2875]

Right in the childhood

[@Protoman85]

Is it because you grew up on computers such as Commodore, MSX and Spectrum etc that you call /console/ games such as SNES/Megadrive , computer games?

[@davidpenn9396]

I was amazed to see actress Nancy Kwan make this movie which she and actress Sharon Tate were taught by Bruce doing martial art moves in Dean Martin The Wrecking Crew

[@giabread]

Jason Scott Lee really deserves a way bigger career.

[@keungkau9215]

You should do a retrospective review of Bruce Lee The Man , The Myth (1976) one of the best of the bruceplotation films.

[@timetochronicle]

5:20 - Jesus thats some Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) shit No wonder Tetsuo Hara based Kenshiro off Bruce Lee. 7:55 - I like that thought. It also fits the Ip Man series which, while not factual, sure was entertaining Also, I recommend watching the Ip Man trilogy with Donnie Yen as Ip Man before watching this movie. Though, maybe it would be better to watch Ip Man 1 & 2, then Dragon (Ip Man 3 doesn't suit the flow well) Although its not a related production, Ip Man was Bruce Lee's teacher in real life, and the ending to Ip Man 2, I feel, bridges very well into the start of Dragon.

[@ripoutyourprejudice]

I always like the video game in the guilty pleasure sort of way, I had the SNES version. It was no classic, but for me the combat system seemed to have a lot more "meat", if only it was in the hands of someone capable of turning it into a true tournament fighter.

[@ThePickardo]

The phantom does play an important part.for in a conversation with his wife Linda.bruce had a few dreams were somedemon was keeping him down.so they implemented that in this movie

[@TheOutdoorlife78]

Great film and soundtrack!!!

[@phillipsantana2633]

Jason Scott Lee and Lauren Holly shine as famed couple Bruce and Linda.

[@belkys120]

THIS MOVIE 🍿 IS IMPORTANT,!!!! BECAUSE , HIS WIFE (LINDA LEE) . WAS A CO - PRODUCER TO , THIS MOVIE 🍿 . SO SHE KNEW , THE ( FACTS) .!!!!!!! .THIS ANSWER , MANY QUESTIONS .!!!!!! .🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾👍.......

[@samjrmusic]

Bruce you will be forever missed

[@SimonAshworthWood]

Dragon: the Bruce Lee Story is more than mere “popcorn entertainment”. It teaches a philosophy that is more useful than most philosophy courses and more useful than what most people get from their religions. However, if you treat it as mere “popcorn entertainment”, then you are unlikely to learn anything useful from it.

[@edcampion3998]

Loved this movie it was brilliant

[@taistelutomaatti]

This should be the general way to do film reviews.

[@scatsandwich38]

Great movie! Jason Scott Lee did a great job.

[@jeffk1722]

5:02 to 5:35 sounds like an interesting story, but it might have been a setup (maybe someone in the crowd knew Bruce and agreed to lose this one hit challenge - to keep people from doubting his skills) Just a theory. I mean obviously he did have some serious skills, but I'm dubious of such stories.

[@augustushananvillaramaramo1213]

Agree to lose couple of teeth for the rest of his life?

[@luisvilla799]

What xxx is a vin diesel classic

[@nenabunena]

I always loved this film. I always saw this as the Excalibur of Bruce Lee films or Bio films for that matter. It is mythical, legendary and grand, & that is why I love it. I only like 2 Arthurian films and that is Excalibur and The Mystery of Avalon, I prefer legends over realism in such cases.

[@Tornado1994]

nenabunena Bruce Lee was not a myth. He was a great man with many flaws. Lee died from overwork. He pushed himself to hard.

[@foreveragainOK]

+Tornado1994 Yes, definitely he was stressed. Many of his friends said they believed he wouldn't have lived to an old age. Stress itself is a major trigger of diseases. Two, BL believed he would live to half the age of his dad, who died at 64; and that he didn't want to get old and lose his skills ... so these were self-fulfilling prophecies. I just read an interview by a friend, a female photographer... she had married producer Ted Ashley and divorced, although they remained friends. He was the one who informed her of Bruce's death. Anyway, she said he was a real friend, a great gentlemen and a great dad. So while he had his faults ... hot temper, etc. he had a very kind side. I see him as sort of a martyr. He literally gave his life for his dream. And that dream included not just himself, but to bring people up. He certainly wanted to bring up the image of Chinese; and other people, too. You can see this in that his friends and students were of all ethnicities. One of the reasons he is popular, for example, with African Americans is that they recognize what he had to go through professionally (in Hollywood). And to top it off, his other dream was to be the best fighter. Maybe if he had to do it all over again, he wouldn't change a thing, if it meant reaching his major goals.

[@Elementa2006]

There's one major inaccuracy not mentioned in this video that the movie can't be excused for, and that's the claim that Kung Fu series was based on a concept Lee came up with that was stolen by Warner Bros. Ed Spielman creator of the series was working on this concept since the mid 60's way before Bruce came up with his own concept called The Warrior, the only connection Lee had to Kung Fu was that he tried to apply for the lead of Caine that was later given to David Carradine. Spielman was actually planning to sue Universal and anyone who this allegation, which included Lee's widow Linda herself but decided not to after Brandon Lee's tragic death as he felt sorry for the Lee family.

[@f430ferrari5]

@Badre Bally. You’re missing one thing though. Without Bruce, the Kung Fu series concept would have never even been approved of. What I mean by this is that how are studio heads going to give the green light for this unless they see the popularity potential. Bruce Lee solidified that this concept could work. And there is no evidence to say Spielman worked on his concept well before Bruce. Bruce was already 25 by the mid 60’s. Remember he was born in the US then went to Hong Kong and back to the US. The whole traveling to America like Cain did Bruce already did. Seriously wtf does some Jewish guy know by simply watching Kurosawa. Musashi to Shaolin Temple. Those were his first thoughts 😂😌. He would have been laughed at to the brink of humiliation from both Japan and China had he brought that to cinema.

[@SimonAshworthWood]

Anyone can CLAIM anything, but without credible evidence, you PROVE NOTHING.

[@zetetick395]

Saw this in the cinema Can't remember one thing about it O~O

[@jasunkarner3916]

There was a Sega Game Gear game too. I had it when I was a kid, and then I had thought it was pretty difficult. Thinking back, it seems like it would've been pretty boring too.

[@mandysole9165]

He didn't look much like Bruce , yet played him better than anyone else could have,

[@rui_si]

My brother had to sneak me into the cinema to see this as I was only 11 at the time.

[@SuperDenizen]

2:18 man that's fast.. .

[@OliverHarper]

I did do a Lets Play of Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story on the SNES kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGPTm61vgq5-q80

[@andymc96]

did you ever play the jet li game rise to honor?

[@danielwilliamson6180]

You should do a retrospective review of Brandon Lee's 1992 film Rapid Fire.

[@silverfoxsilverfox6932]

Oliver Harper Bruce lee died from adrenal crisis which caused cerebral edema, coma then death.

[@jollu1]

would have been awesome to see a movie with Jason Scott Lee and Jackie Chan. I have a feeling that duo would have made a great movie

[@dvsdvsdvs329]

They need to make a movie about making the movie Enter the Dragon. With Jason Scott Lee.

[@andrewbyrne7321]

Loved dragon the bruce lee story jason Scott lee was amazing in the role

[@billybussey]

Jason Scott Lee was a gymnast. And Bruce died from a mix of drugs not just a painkiller.

[@quentindugger5389]

Bruce did not do drugs, he did smoke marijuana however.

[@kirbykok4544]

I like Dragon the Bruce Lee story! Jason Scott Lee gives a wonderful performance as Bruce Lee! Lauren Holly is also great as Bruce Lees wife, Linda Lee Cadewell! It is one of my favorite movies of all time! The only problem I have with this movie is that It is not accurate. Some of the events in this movie were distorted by Hollywood and did not happen to Bruce Lee in real life. The information in this movie is also untrue because some of the Hollywood celebrities names were changed. This is not a biography movie because some of the Information and Events in Dragon the Bruce Lee story are not all true!

[@evilsdemise1287]

Oh man, now I gotta go watch Dumb n Dumber.

[@booker80]

I train in the same Lineage of wing Chun that he did.

[@lancelindqvist8848]

Love it

[@redjacc7581]

i like this movie but struggle to understand why it's not factually accurate. Was his like not amazing enough even for a film studio?

[@redjacc7581]

@ but that just isnt the case, they leave out stuff that actually happened which is exciting enough and add a load of BS.

[@maryduarte3248]

Classic. Bruce Lee. Film with jason Scott lee as Bruce Lee

[@exomake_mehorololo]

Jason Scott Lee was so damn handsome and has a lot of charisma... It's a shame he didn't get more roles! He'd be perfect as a romantic lead too😶 I really like the movie... I found the acting good. It would be far too much to expect an actor to actually pull off the fighting? I mean it's Bruce Lee... And Brandon Lee! So gorgeous too 😑 and talented! Love the Crow. The movies he could have made

[@f430ferrari5]

@EXO Dragon movie came out in 1993 and slightly prior to this Brandon Lee was becoming a star. To put other matters in context, Japan in the late 80’s was thought to be heading towards a global economic power. In 1994/95, Vanishing Son came out. See link. Starred Russell Wong. One thing that the show seemed to focus on is that the lead character often seemed to get romantically involved with an attractive non Asian female. It seems at some point insecure white males feel threatened by the Asian male and did not like leading Asian men in Hollywood. Many Hollywood films portray Asians as the bad guys too. Or of course the geek. Those have been my observations. I agree Jason Scott Lee should have had more prominent roles but sadly it never happened. www.imdb.com/title/tt0112210/

[@exomake_mehorololo]

@@f430ferrari5 it's a shame.... people are bonkers. Supposedly movie industry is all about giving people what they want and their fantasy. I'm sure the ladies would have appreciated more handsome men in movies. it's basically censorship... people deciding against the audience interests based on some psychological issues they have. Kinda sick

[@rolandog5424]

no he got poisoned he was murdered

[@kimnorth7060]

my guess is that slut Betty Ting, the one Bruce was having an affair with had poisoned him as she had connections to the triads ...

[@thefonzkiss]

Nope.

bro why is jim carrey in tht thumb nail tht freakd me out hahahaahah

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

7:09

[@billstevens9190]

It was a rough time. To the pass. The same of .

[@lancelindqvist8848]

I like it

[@Rendezman562]

a great fucking film!!!

[@jyajaquaroom8039]

Jason Scott the best Bruce Lee actor

[@23RedTechno]

True fact Bruce Lee actually had siblings :-)

[@jax5945]

5:27 Haha i call that bullshit... how can you get hit that hard and not know it... I know Bruce Lee was good but fuck that part, total bullshit.

its called shock mate

[@jax5945]

Ppfffftttt, BULLSHIT, clearly you havent been in a real fight MATE.

[@DennisAlexioAndyHug]

Lee is rolling in his grave at this joke about his life. He deserved much better

[@thefonzkiss]

MiamiDanny nah he was showbiz through and through. He would be thrilled that this kept his name alive for a whole new generation.

[@HenryCasillas]

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