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Jeet Kune Do in culture

Films, books, historical sources and other works connected with the martial art Jeet Kune Do (United States). 8 works.

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Films 5

1972Fist of FuryLo Wei's 1972 Hong Kong film: Bruce Lee plays Chen Zhen, a student of Shanghai's Jingwu school who, after his master's death, confronts a Japanese dojo.Wing Chun1973Enter the DragonBruce Lee's last completed film from 1973, a Hong Kong-American co-production about a tournament on an island; according to sources, Lee himself assembled the fight scenes.Karate1978Game of DeathHong Kong action film from 1978, completed by Robert Clouse from footage Bruce Lee shot in 1972; fights against eskrima and hapkido.EskrimaHapkidoTaekwondo1993Dragon: The Bruce Lee StoryAmerican 1993 biographical film by Rob Cohen about Bruce Lee, based on the book by Linda Lee Cadwell; the lead actors prepared for their roles by learning Jeet Kune Do.2019Ip Man 4: The FinaleFinal film of the Ip Man series from 2019: Ip Man travels to San Francisco, where Bruce Lee teaches; Yuen Woo-ping directed the action.Wing ChunKarateTai Chi

Documentaries 1

2000Bruce Lee: A Warrior's JourneyJohn Little's 2000 documentary on Bruce Lee and Jeet Kune Do, including restored footage from the unfinished film Game of Death.

Books 1

1975Tao of Jeet Kune DoA book of Bruce Lee's notes on Jeet Kune Do, published posthumously in 1975; Lee intended it as a guide, not as instructions for learning martial arts.

Video games 1

1993Virtua FighterArcade fighting game from Sega AM2, released in 1993, whose characters fight in named real styles such as Bajiquan or Jeet Kune Do.BajiquanJujutsuMizongyi+1