Honoring Bruce Lee- He passed 50 years ago

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The martial artist, actor, writer, and civil rights leader Bruce Lee broke barriers and bridged cultures. Half-a-century after his tragic death at 32, Lee is still teaching lessons of power and peace. Correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti talks with Bruce's daughter, "Warrior" executive producer Shannon Lee, about her father's legacy; and with "Fast & Furious" director Justin Lin about the inspiration the "Enter the Dragon" star continues to provide 50 years later.

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50 years after his death: TOM LEONARD reveals Bruce Lee's lusty life

LEONARD: For all the mythologizing of him, Lee himself was the first to admit that - when it came to his private life - I'm 'not a saint'.

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Bruce Lee was the first oriental to start teaching things that kept in oriental families such as the one inch punch. But it is surprising that orientals got the martial arts and it's way of life from blacks. There is proof that at one time we shared the pyramids with them. That seemed to be a downfall for us allowing them in. Today Africa is suffering from letting them in and the domination is there again.
Some of what he represented is present in a lot of us. But it was rare to have a multi millionaire and international superstar that was not on drugs and was different in all aspects of life.

 

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