Bruce Lee

Film and martial arts · Hong Kong · 1940–1973

Bruce Lee Life & Career Timeline

The martial artist who changed screen action and global culture.

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Born in San Francisco1940Born in San Francisco27 November 1940 · San Francisco, California
Returns to Hong Kong1941Returns to Hong Kong1941 · Hong Kong
Child actor career1946Child actor career1946 · Hong Kong
Studies Wing Chun1953Studies Wing Chun1953 · Hong Kong
Moves to Seattle1959Moves to Seattle1959 · Seattle, Washington
Long Beach demonstration1964Long Beach demonstration1964 · Long Beach, California
The Green Hornet1966The Green Hornet1966 · Los Angeles, California
Jeet Kune Do takes shape1967Jeet Kune Do takes shape1967 · California
Hollywood film appearances1969Hollywood film appearances1969 · United States
The Big Boss1971The Big Boss1971 · Thailand and Hong Kong
Fist of Fury1972Fist of Fury1972 · Hong Kong
The Way of the Dragon1972The Way of the Dragon1972 · Rome story
Game of Death begins1972Game of Death begins1972 · Hong Kong
Enter the Dragon1973Enter the Dragon1973 · Hong Kong
Dies in Hong Kong1973Dies in Hong Kong20 July 1973 · Hong Kong
Game of Death released1978Game of Death released1978 · International
Hollywood Walk of Fame1993Hollywood Walk of Fame1993 · Los Angeles, California

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About Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee connected Hong Kong cinema, American television and a philosophy of adaptive martial practice.

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San Francisco, California

Born in San Francisco

Lee Jun-fan was born while his parents were touring the United States.

Source: www.oscars.org

Hong Kong

Studies Wing Chun

He trained under Ip Man and developed a deep commitment to martial arts.

Source: www.oscars.org

Seattle, Washington

Moves to Seattle

Lee returned to the United States, completed school and began teaching martial arts.

Source: www.oscars.org

Long Beach, California

Long Beach demonstration

A celebrated martial-arts demonstration introduced Lee to figures in American entertainment.

Source: www.oscars.org

Los Angeles, California

The Green Hornet

As Kato, Lee brought extraordinary speed and precision to American television.

Source: www.oscars.org

California

Jeet Kune Do takes shape

Lee named his evolving, adaptive martial philosophy “the way of the intercepting fist.”

Source: www.oscars.org

United States

Hollywood film appearances

Supporting work in Marlowe and television kept Lee visible while he sought leading roles.

Source: www.oscars.org

Thailand and Hong Kong

The Big Boss

His first Hong Kong starring vehicle became a record-breaking regional hit.

Source: www.oscars.org

Rome story

The Way of the Dragon

Lee wrote, directed and starred, including a famous duel with Chuck Norris.

Source: www.oscars.org

Hong Kong

Game of Death begins

Lee filmed martial-arts sequences for an ambitious unfinished project.

Source: www.oscars.org

Hong Kong

Enter the Dragon

The Warner Bros.–Golden Harvest co-production became his global breakthrough.

Source: www.oscars.org

Hong Kong

Dies in Hong Kong

Bruce Lee died aged 32 shortly before Enter the Dragon reached cinemas.

Source: www.oscars.org

International

Game of Death released

A completed version used Lee’s surviving footage and cemented the yellow-tracksuit image.

Source: www.oscars.org

Los Angeles, California

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Lee received a posthumous star recognising his impact on film.

Source: www.oscars.org
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