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Every level, a new martial arts master. Deadly battles up each floor—a never-before-seen pagoda showdown. Watch Bruce Lee in his iconic yellow jumpsuit, facing warriors in Kato masks, nunchaku, and Kareem's towering presence. Epic and unfinished legend.

Game Of Death Trivia

In the film Game of Death, what color is Bruce Lee's iconic jumpsuit? (Genius)

#1: Black

#2: Red

#3: Yellow

#4: Blue

In the film Game of Death, who was Bruce Lee's primary opponent in the final fight scene? (Expert)

#1: Chuck Norris

#2: Robert Wall

#3: Bolo Yeung

#4: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

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Game Of Death Fun Facts

Bruce Lee wore his iconic yellow jumpsuit in Game of Death.

Bruce Lee's unfinished Game of Death script inspired Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill character, The Bride.

Game Of Death Polls

Who is the most memorable character in Game of Death?

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Dr. Land

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Hakim

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What is your favorite fight scene in Game of Death?

Bruce Lee vs. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Bruce Lee vs. Dan Inosanto

Bruce Lee vs. Hugh O'Brian

Bruce Lee vs. Ji Han-jae

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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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1972

Bruce Lee Begins Filming Game of Death

Bruce Lee starts production of the movie Game of Death, intending to showcase his martial arts philosophy and skills.

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July 20, 1973

Bruce Lee Passes Away

Bruce Lee dies unexpectedly during the production of Game of Death, leaving the film unfinished.

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1978

Game of Death Film Completion

After Bruce Lee's death, Game of Death is completed using stand-ins and archival footage to finish the movie.

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1978

Game of Death Movie Release

The completed version of Game of Death is released to the public, introducing audiences to Bruce Lee's last work despite being unfinished.

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