Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco, California.
Bruce's family moved back to Hong Kong where he grew up.
Bruce Lee started to study Wing Chun under the tutelage of Ip Man in Hong Kong.
Bruce Lee moved back to the US to continue his education and pursue his martial arts career.
Bruce Lee opened a martial arts school in Seattle.
Bruce Lee starred as Kato in 'The Green Hornet'.
Bruce Lee's son, Brandon Lee, was born.
Bruce Lee developed his own martial arts philosophy and practice called Jeet Kune Do.
Bruce Lee gained international recognition with the release of 'The Big Boss'.
Bruce Lee married Linda Emery, later known as Linda Lee Cadwell.
Bruce Lee passed away suddenly in Hong Kong at the age of 32.
Young Bruce Lee experiences bullying and begins to learn martial arts, showing early signs of his determination and skill.
Bruce stands up to bullies who are harassing his friend, displaying his martial prowess and bravery.
Bruce meets Linda, an American woman, and they develop a romantic relationship despite cultural differences and opposition.
Bruce emigrates to the United States to study and spread martial arts, marking a significant transition in his life.
Bruce and Linda get married, facing challenges due to cultural issues and skepticism from Linda's family.
Bruce establishes his own martial arts school in Seattle, promoting his unique style and philosophy.
Bruce confronts and defends himself against a local gang trying to intimidate him and his students.
Bruce’s martial arts skills gain wider recognition after a television appearance, helping to popularize him.
Bruce's father, Lee Hoi-chuen, visits America and witnesses his son's life and struggles in the new environment.
Bruce lands the role of Kato in the television series, marking his breakthrough into American entertainment.
Bruce encounters racial prejudice and alienation during his career, fueling his resolve to succeed and prove himself.
Bruce develops his personal martial arts philosophy emphasizing adaptability and efficiency.
Bruce goes back to Hong Kong to star in films, beginning his rise to international fame.
Bruce achieves massive success with this film, becoming a major martial arts star in Asia.
Bruce solidifies his superstar status with this movie, which resonates with themes of nationalism and pride.
Bruce writes, directs, and stars in this film, featuring iconic fight scenes showcasing his skills.
Bruce starts production on what was to be his next big film project, innovating fighting choreography.
Bruce Lee unexpectedly dies at a young age, ending his rising career and leaving a lasting legacy.
