Enter the Dragon - Making Of

[@johnwebb2442]

Enter The Dragon, the greatest martial art film that's ever made. Timeless classic.

[@diezeldiamond1041]

Still to this day " ENTER THE DRAGON" still as exciting and dynamic as the day it was released in 1973.

[@samsingh3753]

Thank you and thats what i think ,,well said

[@TBSU1987]

I agree!

[@samsingh3753]

Totally agree 👍

[@wadereynoldsdeadpool5768]

No it isn't cause they killed off the wrong guy during the film ....Jim Kelly

[@socialmediademigod1496]

shit was slow asf

[@Sazerrider]

Best Martial Arts Film in History. RIP Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Jim Kelly, Bob Wall, Shih Kien, Peter Archer, and Ahna Capri.

[@imaxyxia]

Along side Way of the Dragon & game of death are two of the best ones.

[@trondyne3513]

So sad... :(

[@rickykingi5191]

Yep sad they have all passed away 😢

[@FM-bd5vb]

Too much blabla! Oh la la

[@robd1329]

I like Bloodaport..has more down to earth humor

[@AllSpace]

as a kid at the movies driven in' days I never get sick of this movie and still enjoy watching him, and how Bruce was such a sculpture looking character like no other, simply beautiful man

[@RebelThoughts82]

This movie was a total game changer for action flicks! Bruce and this movie inspired decades of action stars!

[@dubisbetterthansub5254]

The most culturally significant martial arts film in history, as well as one of the main factors in East Asian entertainment reaching a global audience.

[@リチャードカーター]

I watched many documentaries about Bruce Lee, but this was the first time I saw them. I was very impressed. Thank you.

[@JamesJames-jt3ts]

A movie that set a benchmark so high that no other martial arts movies that followed came even close

[@kunio554]

Bruce Lee's movies never get old🙏👍🏼

[@steveymoon]

actually they really do.

[@ianhughes5090]

Enter The Dragon is and always will be the film that other Martial Arts films are judge by. There will never be another Bruce Lee (Li Jun Fan,) there will never be another Enter the Dragon ( Even the suppose remake will have alot to live up to if it ever gets made) It such a shame that Bruce died when he did as if he was alive today the films he would have been made would have been out standing and would have created the super star he crave to become. Bruce inspires people that were not even born when he died he left such a mark on our would that his legacy will just live on though his work and teachings . I was 4 when he died and even though | neve met him of any of his family I feel part of his family and journey like so many others he will remain the King of Martial Arts films and the Master of philosophy even though he only made a hand full they still get talk about. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@ebiros2]

this movie is still a legend after 50 years because nothing else comes close to it

[@wadereynoldsdeadpool5768]

Would've been better if Jim didn't die in the film

[@lufasumafalu5069]

it is C movie nothing good about it

[@dondread7363]

Bruce Lee would have been Hollywood's biggest star, had he lived.

[@ibanez9179]

That's one of the reasons they killed him.

[@ivanidlehand9651]

@@ibanez9179 Exactly. The film industry from America and China didn't want to share the market on how their films were to be marketed. Bruce Lee and his team gave Chinese Kung-Fu theater that western style of Hollywood. America didn't want to brand things the Chinese way and the Chinese surely didn't want to brand things the way the west does. It's sad. Just as sad as Donnie Yen playing second fiddle to a weekend warrior like Keanu Reeves. But that's business I guess in the film industry and nothing has really changed.

[@markbardwell5015]

Yes he would have but they was and is so damn racist

[@nicktan4530]

​@@ivanidlehand9651 ts because John wick is a main character

[@mokanemalone]

Are u talking about Jim Kelly lol 🤣🤪😆

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Hard to believe when this came out on VHS it was cut to pieces and nunchuck scenes were all deleted. Took forever till rereleases had the footage. Was so annoying. Bruce Lee was such a legend. Every martial arts film since and even films Iike John Wick are all a direct result of Bruce Lee changing martial arts in cinema.

[@eddieparker945]

The Enter the Dragon 🐉 theme was a perfect song 🎶 to describe how cool 😎😎😎 the 3 Dudes in the 🎥 was! Bruce in attitude & focus!! Roper in popularity & having a good time! Williams the competition of encountering other warriors like himself

[@georgecontreras2219]

The speed and power with which he broke those three taped boards is just second to none, second to none 😶‍🌫️😱

[@Titan52berg]

No matter how one slices it, Bruce Lee had screen charisma! He was literally a human tornado of energy and power, with lightning-fast reflexes and abilities he could unleash in a split second against any opponent! The guy was a solidly built dynamo of destruction!

[@Gabriel-lv7he]

🌞Totally agree 👍 not doubt 🔥

[@hagestad]

Also the same criminals that financed his films did the Death Wish movies with Bronson.

[@krillinroshi9312]

100% brother, well said!

[@americanoutlaw3968]

Wish he was still with us.

[@Spriggangirl]

True. There can only be ONE martial arts legend... And THAT is Bruce Lee.

[@johnconor2152]

What a great story while making this movie one of my favorite I have the original enter the dragon something everybody should be having

[@eamonnbrereton1525]

50 years later and i still havent seen anyone better

[@cedricnicholson7446]

I wish Bruce had the opportunity to see the opening of the film. RIP to so many of the actors and contributors who have passed on from this amazing piece of film art

[@wadereynoldsdeadpool5768]

I wish Jim Kelly didn't have to die

[@wadereynoldsdeadpool5768]

In the film

[@austingilesjr.914]

Trust me he seen the film in Spirit! This Earth is surrounded by the unseen World!

[@adamkane7513]

I wish I could have had a lick of *Ahna Capri's* muffin...

[@petertumohe2777]

ONE OF MY FAVOURITE MOVIES REMINDS OF THE FIRST TIME I WATCHED IT 🤙🏾👏RIP

[@FaithfulServant316]

It's good to see Jim Kelly again. Bruce is Still the king of martial arts. There will never be another like him ever again, only ones trying to copy him or praising his God-given abilities are about the best they can do.

[@olo8482]

King? He was actor

[@MultiRabe]

I remember loving his fighting in the Green Hornet! When ETD came out, every kid in my neighborhood went to see it (some us went several times)!

[@davidpenn9396]

I know this is one of The Best Bruce Lee Films ever made because this was Bruce’s Way of becoming more of a Hollywood Movie Star like never before even still he made Television Series which helped jump start his career But! it was his Martial Arts that helped Bruce become just who he really was which that is Something I do Admire

[@NikoHL]

I saw all of Bruce Lee's films during the 70's when I was a teenager. Some of Bruce's earlier HK movies are still my favourites; Big Boss, Fist of Fury..

[@saeedawan3016]

reflection of my youth (college days) when we were crazy enough of Mr. Lee's movies. Good wishes for Movie crew from Pakistan.

[@chrishawkins6535]

I say re-release it in the theaters!! it will blow the new generation's minds.

[@sharrief36]

This was the first movie that me and my father went to see back in 1973. Bruce Lee and my Father are two of the men that influence my life. Peace and Blessing to my father Guillermo and Sifu Bruce Lee.

[@sachidhananthanarayanan2270]

Believe what I write here: I saw this wonderful movie, Enter the Dragon, of my only martial arts hero, Bruce Lee in Eros Cinema in Bombay, 2 years after it was released in 1973. I was stunned to comprehend the speed of Bruce Lee. Four more times I saw this movie, ED, in Eros. In 6 years time, in whichever movie house ED was screened in Bombay, , I became a habitual viewer. I was a bachelor till then. Some close relatives of my would be bride with her parents were coming to visit me one day. But, my ticket to see ED was booked beforehand on the date and time of their visit. My elder sister desisted me from going out to see ED saying that important relatives come to see me on my marriage proposal. But, I went out to see the movie in Prabhat Theatre, Thane, Bombay. At 70 years old now, I saw N number of times ED. In Singapore in 1993, a Bruce Lee movie celebration was held screening in almost all movie houses all his immortal classics. Knowing that I am a die-hard fan of Bruce Lee, my friend Chan Ah Chai presented me with all the videos of Bruce Lee from the Golden Harvest and WB production houses. Just today, in Netfliks, I finished seeing the 50th (last) episode of the biopic of Bruce Lee. I was in tears. As I type this post, I feel that someone living in me till date is dead today leaving me shell shocked and in tears filled in my eyes. C. Sachidananda Narayanan, Palayamkottai, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu.

[@krillinroshi9312]

Thank you for sharing, what a marvel for us to find great talents of our time and be in the presence of such charisma. All to the glory of God!

[@raahullee]

Such a lovely story Thanks for sharing Sir I too am a big fan of Bruce

[@Goldone99]

I think he has the world's coolest voice

[@aceventura5398]

Bruce would have known how great this film was. In this movie he became the best Bond ever. The right Music can lift a good scene /movie into GREATNESS. Idont think Lalo Shiffrin got enough credit for helping this film become the industry standard for martial arts films. INCREDIBLE connection to every scene.

[@zhihonghuang5203]

Met Ahna Capri a few years before her death - she was still as beautiful as ever.

[@arthurworkman4399]

damn I could literally watch 100's & 100's more documentaries on Enter the dragon or just Bruce Lee period. Each documentary is different from the rest.

[@samsingh3753]

Same here 👍

[@rickykingi5191]

Man he goes all out he does.. the mighty Bruce Lee awesome 💪

[@SteveJLegallet]

Fantastic documentary!

[@michaelbandada9887]

If Bruce lee is still alive today, he could be involved in more movies where he could go toe to toe with the men who have left an indelible mark in the field of martial arts and also, the individuals who have followed in his footsteps like Jet Li and Donnie yen as well as Jackie Chan... if ever he is still around today, all of them will have a very physical and intense showdown where all types of furniture and stuff will be broken beyond repair...

[@DanePerryobyah]

The reason i went to see Enter The Dragon was Bruce Lee, he made the film work he had good support from from his co stars. The fights look real and the house of mirrors is amazing, long live the Dragon. 45 years later and people continue to talk about him, not bad for a Asian American who made the idiots in hollywood take notice and gave him the opportunity to prove no matter your race or color you can make it if you work hard for it.

[@kaleemsaeed6963]

What a film awesome brilliant and beautiful

[@Quantum3695]

Bruce wanted to be involved in the fight choreography at all levels. This was his Magnum Opus. The cast and the crew behind the scenes pulled off what is still considered the absolute best martial arts movie to date. It was no easy task by any means because Bruce settled for nothing less than perfection. It had to be frustrating at times. The story line revolved around a James Bond-type character played by Bruce to the max. Such a great film.

[@DarkEchoesHorror]

I love Enter The Dragon. I’m interested where you’d conclude it’s still considered “the absolute best martial arts movie to date”? I’m a fan and it’s a great film but would be interested to hear more on what you know regarding the films status all these years later. 🐉

[@Quantum3695]

@@DarkEchoesHorror Greetings! Yes, I still believe it is because it is still being talked about over 60 years later. The story and plot made sense and is palpable. It wasn't a rushed production like many martial arts films today which feature mostly violence and crashes and explosions, just to cater to the audiences craving for excitement and nothing more. It was pretty balanced as far as the flow of scenes is concerned. The fight scenes stood out as the most memorable to date. And it is still one of the highest grossing films of all time. Interested to know your thoughts as well.

[@Quantum3695]

@@DarkEchoesHorror Another one of my favorite films, but not as popular as ETD, happens to be Heroes Of The East aka Shaolin Challenges Ninja starring Gordon Liu. The story is unique and different compared to many Chinese Kung Fu films with amazing empty hand and weapons fight choreography. It keeps the fighting at a realistic level which I prefer. It is truly 💯 % a must watch film as well.

[@howardhaimhelfgott4494]

Thanks for putting this out there...Truly enjoyed it

[@richardelarmo8379]

Still the most charismatic Martial Artist Actor of all time,A movie of Martial Artist Status is the best Action Martial Art movie that was ever made without Challenges from fellow Martial Artist through thus lifetime!!!!!

[@KingKenny.]

It seems so unfair this great man was taken way before his time ! He had so much more to give 😢

[@chriszavala4027]

You have offended my family and you have offended the Shaolin temple.

[@salamaraif1648]

Bruce was a very smart actor for The battle sequences for enter the dragon And also the weapons to show with ideas for adults and teenage people who learn any Martial arts

[@michaellee5610]

We lost this great martial artist, philosopher, actor and friend, but his memory will live on in our hearts.

[@ronquan5382]

I wonder why this documentary did not take the time to include the Mr. Han, Star, Sek Khin. He was historically such a famous action star actor in Hong Kong with loads of kung-fu action in the 1950's movie series "Wong Fei Hung." (Master Wong was a famous kung fu instructor in Hong Kong who frequently had to fight against evil minded or jealous kung fu instructors and their students).

[@alhara4843]

Awesome teamwork from all the participants

[@komojin577]

I actually never saw this, thx for posting

[@MM-ig1iv]

Damn this was great! wish it was 2 hours long! If anyone hasn't ever seen Kentucky fried movie(1977) I highly suggest it! it's a comedy and parody of Enter the dragon towards the end.. you'll have to be patient.. but they actually do a great job at it!

[@angusstewart33]

The full documentary is about 2 hours long

[@1love06]

thnx gonna watch it ahaha

[@eddieparker945]

Hung is best known as the young man who learned martial arts from the Monk in 18 strikes of The Low Hand Fist ! A classic

[@keithfarrell4882]

The Master of all Masters.

[@marcdelente2456]

Bruce Lee était phénoménal ces chorégraphie de combat son toujours inégalés et de plus il était un bon commedien et savait être drôle. Un grand homme qui est parti bien trop tôt. Que le grand Bruce Lee repose en paix il a tellement de lui Pour nôtre plus grand plaisir. Que Bruce Lee repose paix.

[@anthonytidwell7155]

The best action 🎬 movie in the world 🌎

[@yanceyh.1850]

The only actor from the movie that's still alive is Bolo !

[@brianliew5901]

Tony Liu, the guy who fought John Saxon is still kicking alive.

[@joseph4301]

nora miao

[@alexlee7403]

Samo Hung

[@jurjyzaidan5540]

Viewing this priceless documentary, it becomes even more apparent that it was Bruce Lee who was the Director of ENTER THE DRAGON while Robert Clouse was the Assistant Director. Further affirmed by comparing it to WAY OF THE DRAGON which Bruce wrote, directed, choreographed, and co-edited.

[@15montholddrummer42]

I went & saw this film every Saturday for 2 months!!!... on a few l actually hid behind a curtain & watched it 3 times on same day!!!... As a young guy... it changed my life!... l wanted to be in the movies!!!... told my parents... they newrly killed me!!!😁... l was in a school play... after the play... a guy came up to me & said... " l'm head of Her Majesty's Theatre in Perth... come & see me!..." & gave me his card... went home... told my parents...😪😪😪... & became a bricklayer!!!... GREATEST REGRET IF MY LIFE!!!

[@eddieparker945]

Oh! Stephen Hung the kid disciple Bruce was pointing his finger to the moon? He became a film 🎥 ⭐ , director & fight choreographer! There's TONS of kids this movie 🍿 catapulted into household names of martial arts cinema ⭐!! Bolo Yze , Jim Kelly, Stephen, Jackie Chan ,Wilson Tong, Angela ( Bruce's sis in the movie 🍿) the list goes on

[@nonoylustriajr5698]

Gone soon but always remembered young as he was

[@norvalmarshall1838]

I do have a number of marshall artist that I admire and love a lot but my favourite artist among.them all is Bruce Lee undoubtedly as a young man he had inspire me so much that I end up learning a bit of tiquonedou he is my favourite.

[@chrismichaels6928]

Omg - I remember as a kid in high school in the late 80’s reading all these articles in martial arts magazines. There was always some tabloid type stuff talking about how Bruce was gonna kill Bob Wall after the broken glass incident. I’m so glad they addressed that incident in this documentary. 🤦🏻🙄

[@salamaraif1648]

Bruce when he died in 1973 at was a chance move to America after the success of the film would have done and in early 90s he would have quitting acting and teaching jeet kune do and Chai Chai dancing and also a book written on his dancing and martial arts he would have loved the story about his life in 1993

[@losrajvosa0078]

Imagine what movies will he make if is he still alive !? You knowe that this movie and his last one inspired so many action movies today ,games like street fight or mortal kombat , MMA ,UFC etc. Bruce Lee is the guy who was actualy always learning and he never sad about himself that he is the best. I hated that he wad die so early bcs. Of all of those movies that he could don.

[@carsonjamesiv2512]

A MOVIE THAT WILL NOT FADE AWAY!😃😎

[@jimmyvee5672]

best of the BEST LEE !!!

[@jaywalkercrew4446]

Rewatched this loads as a kid in the 80s

[@americanoutlaw3968]

VERY COOL !

[@robertcracknelljunior2691]

much love :)

[@Mrandrew7777]

Bruce was made of steel. Such men born once in the century. Just because he didn't take part in karate and kickboxing tournaments doesn't mean, that he wasn't a real fighter and Master. If he entereed any martial arts competitions he should have been one of the champions. Tht's clear. With his light weight and low height he was absolutely powerful and dangerous and has this uknown for many fighters inner strength. Let's be objective and honest. That's why I'm not agree with Norris who said that Bruce could beat makiwara or punching bag. "Enter The Dragon" is a boiling point of his condition and the best movie about mmartial arts and still is. And every other actors was lucky that they appear there

[@angusstewart33]

Of course he was the best no doubts about it, he would of beat any of them

[@moviesbye9294]

RIP Bob Wall

[@Darin-j3w]

love this video!! Never seen it. Only thing not mentioned is how long it took to shoot the film.

[@Perun.Tha.Unvaxxd]

*not many Know the unofficial title before it was Enter The Dragon was Blood and Steel.* Interesting title for the video my friend

[@eutyglue]

Brilliant.

[@waynefoote3781]

This Film changed action films forever!!

[@robertmayfield8746]

Watching it at age 8 🤣 I was amazed how such tiny guy can fight big bully like Bolo. I thought martial arts was kind of hope for tiny boys like me 😁But real life wasn't this easy 😅. My first martial arts teacher was like master Ken. His focus was to humiliate children, make us feel stupid and useless. Great documentary.

[@eneckchalk]

That was awesome!!

[@alifuller1658]

this is my favorite bruce lee movie Enter the Dragon damn man i just love this movie 1973 to 2023 50 years ago damn so damn awesome wow dude cool bro 😎

[@DarkEchoesHorror]

Great documentary that Curse of the dragon 🐉

[@lvnean1]

John Saxon never understood what project he was in maybe all the us crew until this movie hit the screens globally became a masterpiece and made Bruce Lee a superstar

[@nickinca4317]

Bruce Lee was a good actor a martial arts teacher🥋 and a philosopher he was so talented with his moves he was strong and so fast he trained so hard that's one of the reasons why he so good at kung fu..

[@kingmd13]

Beautiful 🥹

[@imaxyxia]

Not many people know this, Bruce Lee has a sparring match at the beginning with Sammo hung. & at the end he fights Jackie Chan...

[@ksmith9956]

Why would you say not many people know this when everyone with even the smallest amount of interest in this or any of the actors involved knows this😂

[@leeludlowart237]

@@ksmith9956😂

[@steveymoon]

Everyone knows this.

[@kojishine-limelight]

もう45年も前に作られた映画になったんですねー

[@lufasumafalu5069]

they made this making-of without interviewing bruce lee

[@nestorchikoti]

Bruce Lee was a true original. There will never be another like him.

[@stevencochran5301]

He always reserved himself. The break was training.

[@leenamukherjee3060]

O my all greatest teacher sir mam u all our bruce lee sir friends .so enjoy your one family with bruce lee sir. Our bruce lee sir loves u lot lot lot lot lot lot all time. Enjoy HAPPY new year.

[@stephenpage5687]

First time seeing E.t.D. was like waking from a dream. I am not a martial artist, but that's the beauty of the fight/non-fight scenes/every shot for that matter, lol..Like not showing where Bruce sends the bad guy w/scar and broken bottles as improv weapons (to the realm of death) That's all I got right now--gotta listen to Poetry In Motion sung by T. Dolby ❤

[@johnpodlesnik1030]

Wish the audio was louder.

[@ThankGodForJesusChrist]

Bruce Lee: Gone but never forgotten ❤

[@graffitimaniaaa]

Cool

[@francinemorris2957]

OMG & WOW!🤯😇🙏🏽💓

[@julioserafincadavidcortizo6397]

50 años después aún con lee a cuestas? Esta ya muy superado.

[@lokeshvarma1157]

Great

[@tuanvu5903]

Lalo Schiffrin is still alive. He is around 90 years old.

[@salamaraif1648]

Enter the dragon to this day as a very strong film a long side with the karate kid

[@davemuckeye]

Which version…??

[@salamaraif1648]

The UK version

[@scottishbanjo]

Wouldnt it be cool to see a movie made about the making of ETD...like a proper non Hollywood movie showing bruce Lee going throught doubts as well as victories etc ...it could have the actors made up as old geezers looking back to when it was first made .

[@johnetheridge5833]

The making of the most dangerous movie in the world

[@kirkpatrickfrias5726]

Ultimate martial Art the first classic Bruce lee And all the extras camera man wow paoneer Warner bross created rigther movie Artist !

[@isaiahwinbrone]

Bruce Lee didn't live to see his greatest body of work

[@alifuller1658]

did you people know It's the 50 years anniversary of this great movie Enter the Dragon iam just saying ok have fun watching this movie video about Bruce Lee's movie Enter the Dragon 🐲 👊