Bruce Lee, the iconic martial artist and actor who starred in Enter the Dragon, was born in San Francisco, California.
Bruce Lee studied various martial arts disciplines throughout his youth and young adulthood, laying the foundation for his unique style Jeet Kune Do.
Bruce Lee moved to Hong Kong to pursue acting and martial arts career opportunities.
Production started for Enter the Dragon, Bruce Lee's most famous movie and a milestone in martial arts cinema.
Bruce Lee died unexpectedly at age 32 due to cerebral edema, during the production of Enter the Dragon.
Enter the Dragon was released in theaters, becoming one of the highest-grossing martial arts films and cementing Bruce Lee's legacy.
British intelligence recruits Lee to infiltrate Han's island under the guise of entering the martial arts tournament.
Lee arrives at Han's private island to participate in the martial arts tournament and investigate Han's illegal activities.
Lee meets other contestants including Roper and Williams, forming alliances and sizing up competition.
Lee sneaks into Han's secret opium factory to gather evidence of his criminal operations.
Lee frees captives who are forced to work in Han's drug manufacturing operation.
Lee engages Han in a deadly fight in the underground lair beneath the island.
