GOD Complete 3rd-5th Floor including Lost Log Footage Found By HK Stephen Au Kam Tong

[fabhui]

There's still footage that exists that remains unseen. There's the GOD footage that was shot in the new territories, only snippets appeared on The Legend. 

There's behind the scenes footage from Way of the Dragon. This was going to be shown at a cinvention in the UK but it was stopped by Media Asia who owned the rights.

Linda also owns a tonne of footage of Bruce teaching and training. None of this will ever see the light of day amongst fans as on a lot of it Bruce doesn't "look" good.

[DragonClaws]

3 minutes ago, fabhui said:

Linda also owns a tonne of footage of Bruce teaching and training. None of this will ever see the light of day amongst fans as on a lot of it Bruce doesn't "look" good.

 

Same reason some picture's will remian unseen, sadly if it doesnt fit the Estate's public image of him, it wont be released.

[fabhui]

The estate would have us believe he was a perfect human being that could walk on water. They also don't give a damn about his martial art which is such a shame.

The only thing they're concerned with is making a quick buck even if it means peddling tacky merchandise which is quite ironic when you remember that Bruce was all about quality. He must be turning in his grave. 

[DragonClaws]

20 minutes ago, fabhui said:

The estate would have us believe he was a perfect human being that could walk on water. They also don't give a damn about his martial art which is such a shame.

 

Back in the late 90's they had the JKD Nucleus, not something I know a lot about, they even published a magazine for it. I wonder why this ended?, not enough profit's? or just different members having different view points on how it should have been run?

[fabhui]

The Jun Fan Jet Kune Do Nucleus never really achieved anything. They had an opportunity to get things in order with the worldwide state of JKD and failed (didn't bother).

A lot of the Nucleus board members were students of Bruce's that in reality put in very little training time. In traditional Japanese systems they'd still be white belts.

[Coliseum1972]

"In Japan, I believe the Bruce films were always popular. Perhaps confidence in the Japanese economy helped to ease old wounds, or was it due to the youth of Japan enjoying seeing their imperial past getting the stuffing kicked out of it ?"

The Japan youth generation had no connection to the 1910s-40s (they were born in the 50s or later) so they would not be offended by FoF.