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On Episode 50 of The Film ‘89 Podcast, Skye is joined once again by professional film poster artist, Tony Stella to discuss, for its 50th anniversary, a film starring one of the true icons of cinema, Bruce Lee. That film is Enter The Dragon, Lee’s first, breakout Hollywood movie and tragically his last following his death at age 32 shortly before the film’s release. Bruce Lee’s life, although cut tragically short, was a fascinating one that led to not only the creation of his own style of martial arts, Jeet Kune Do, but he would attain both within his lifetime and way beyond, a mythical status and is without doubt the most recognised martial artist to ever live. Even though he only made one Hollywood film, his three Hong Kong films would become some of the most successful ever made, and his lasting impact on both cinema and pop culture will likely endure for all time. So join Skye and Tony in this celebration of arguably the most important martial arts epic ever made.
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