Game of Death Redux

"In 1972, Bruce Lee began working on his second directorial project, Game of Death. The Plot involved Lee playing the role of Hai Tien, a retired martial arts champion who is confronted by a Korean crime syndicate that Kidnaps his sister and younger brother and force him to partecipate in a raid on a five-story pagoda located in South Korea."

"Guns are prohibited on the grounds, and the pagoda, known as the Temple of the leopard, is guarded by highly skilled martial artists who are protecting an unidentified object of value held on the top level of the tower. Hai Tien, along with four companions, must fight his way up the temple, facing a guardian of a different martial art style on each floor. Two of his companions are killed prior to the group reaching the third floor."

"Complete scenes were filmed for the final three floors of the pagoda: the Hall of the tiger, featuring Dan Inosanto as the Escrima master; the Hall of the Dragon, featuring Ji Han-Jae as the Hapkido expert; and the Hall of the Unknown - the final level, featuring Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the practitioner of an unorthodox and formiess style of combat."

"The footage begins in the Hall of the tiger, where a battle is already in progress with the remaining members of Hai Tiens team... The Game of Death 死亡的遊戲 Redux"

"American Fighter: Legend has that man's greatest beard dwells and temple. The Game of Death is as old as time itself ... many attempt to challenge you survived. [Some assumed that it was a trailer narrator, but it’s really the American mercenary who befriends Bruce’s character prior to the mission. This role was going to be played by Bob Baker. The V.O. is Kincaid speaking to Hai Tien the night before they leave for the temple. Exclusively for the trailer. (Trailer for the second version of Game of Death Redux in 2022 on <!--cityonfire.comand[https://youtu.be/ZSXPzjtKBPs"

"4rd Floor Guardian: As you gentleman know red means danger. Therefore, I advise to you people not to step into this warning arena. If you want to go an living, stop here. Go back downstairs. Life Is precious."

"A masterpiece of action and emotion."

"Game of Death Redux is a lovely tribute that essentially functions as a Bruce Lee-direted short film."

"Watching Game of Death Redux, is like inhaling the pure essence of Bruce Lee. Alan Canvan has completed Lee's vision and the three levels of the pagoda now feel like a cinematic novella."

"Prequel: While we may never know how The Game of Death would have turned out had Bruce Lee lived we do know, with unimpeachable certainty, the vision Lee had for the film during the time that he was filming its finale [...]"

"Game of Death Redux showcased 23 minutes of the 1972-era Game of Death footage that was presented closely the way Bruce intended, while at the same time, keeping in-tact some of the stronger as aspects of the universally panned, pieced together 1978 film, such as John Barry’s acclaimed score, as well some of the film’s strong audio design."

"Golden Harvest and Niche Pictures:"

"Alan Canvan — Bruce Lee Voiced / Creative Editor / Produced and Adapted"

"Cristopher Wasmer — Edited by"

"Alan Pattillo — Acknowledgment"

"— (Voiced American Fighter: only for the trailer. Candidate Bob Baker)"

"Chris Kent — Bruce Lee War Cries Voiced (from Game of Death, 1978)"

"John Barry — Music (from Game of Death, 1978)"

"Concord Production Inc. and Golden Harvest:"

"Raymond Chow — Co-producer"

"Tadashi Nishimoto — Cinematography"

"Bruce Lee — Written / Directed / Co-producer / Choreography / Acknowledgment / Starring :"

"Bruce Lee — Hai Tien"

"James Tien — (Tien)"

"Chieh Yuan — (Yuan)"

"Dan Inosanto — (3rd Floor Guardian)"

"Ji Han-jae — (4rd Floor Guardian)"

"Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — Mantis (5rd Floor Guardian)"

"Golden Harvest and The Criterion Collection (Distribution)"