Bruce lee vs ?

[sym8]

Can someone tell me who this guy taking a flying kick from lee is,many thanks

[J.J. Hayden]

I wonder if it's the husband of Linda Palmer?

[DragonClaws]

Just now, J.J. Hayden said:

I wonder if it's the husband of Linda Palmer?

 

I think your right, those pictures were taken in her back yard right?.

[J.J. Hayden]

7 hours ago, DragonClaws said:

I think your right, those pictures were taken in her back yard right?.

I believe so. Somebody posted some pictures on here which say that's the case and I thought those photos had similarities to this.

[sym8]

10 hours ago, J.J. Hayden said:

I believe so. Somebody posted some pictures on here which say that's the case and I thought those photos had similarities to this.

Thanks for the reply guys,what is his name and was he a fighter/martial artist?

[J.J. Hayden]

25 minutes ago, sym8 said:

Thanks for the reply guys,what is his name and was he a fighter/martial artist?

I don't know much about him myself, I found a bit talking about one of Linda's books where it seems she may have been married more than once, but the husband in question is most likely Ted Ashley.

Here's the most important part of the post by @Phantom Dreamer: BRUCE LEE - The Dragon Remembered; A Photographic Retrospective by Linda Palmer The official release date of this book was November 27, 2010 in honor of Bruce Lee's 70th Anniversary of his birthday.  "When Linda Palmer met Bruce Lee in late 1968, early 1969, she was married to Ted Ashley, the head of Warner Brothers. Linda and Ted's close friend, writer and producer Stirling Silliphant, brought Bruce Lee to a dinner party at their house." "Ted really liked Bruce, but he had so much to do at the studio that he didn't have time for friendships outside of his work. But, Bruce and Linda became friends and soon after that she became good friends with Bruce's wife Linda and had the pleasure of meeting their children Brandon and Shannon, spending a lot of time with them." "Throughout their friendship, Linda would embark on what now are considered historical photo shoots that at the time helped Bruce promote himself in the martial arts world and in the world of show business.