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in 27 November 1940, San Fransisco, Bruce Lee was born as the son of

Lee Hoi-Chuen and Grace Lee.

His parents moved to Hong Kong, as his dad was a well respected opera singer. Bruce would spend majority of his childhood here.

As a kid, Bruce lee said he was never confident in his education and was a troublemaker! During his childhood, he was a child actor, but never really gained fame.

Bruce lee was extremely talented and took to mastering many skills, but he especially excelled in martial arts!

Unfortunatley, Bruce also had a talent for getting into

trouble. He was involved in several gangs and got into fights frequently. Eventually police got involved and said that if his behaviour continued, he would be thrown in jail

His family decided it would be best if he moved back to

America. So leaving his ruthless life behind, he flew back to San Francisco

Bruce lee decided to make a change for the better. He new his unfortunate past could be forgiven and he could become a better person with courage and determination.

Bruce lee stayed in contact with his parents, as they supported him to become a better person. It was his support network that inpowered him to strive for a better life in America.

Bruce lee continued with his love of martial arts in America, completing in multiple competitions where he placed high.d

It was during the Long Beach Karate Championships where he was approach by a celebrity hair stylist Jay Sebring, who told his client, William Dozer about Bruce Lees talents

Bruce Lee inevitably got cast as Kato in the Green Hornet. The Show was very sucsessful but Bruce felt that bas an Asian-Amercian actor, he was being stereotyped and his character lacked depth

Bruce Lee was able to break out of these stereotypes in his 'Enter the Dragon', where it was one of the first time an Asian-American played a main role in Western TV. And from then on his success just skyrocketed

Bruce lee will always be remembered for his

empowering resilience and determination. He overcame his struggles of missbehaviour and crime to become a better person. He overcame the struggles of being a person of colour in Hollywood by proving his talent.
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in 27 November 1940, San Fransisco, Bruce Lee was born as the son of

Lee Hoi-Chuen and Grace Lee.

His parents moved to Hong Kong, as his dad was a well respected opera singer. Bruce would spend majority of his childhood here.

As a kid, Bruce lee said he was never confident in his education and was a troublemaker! During his childhood, he was a child actor, but never really gained fame.

Bruce lee was extremely talented and took to mastering many skills, but he especially excelled in martial arts!

Unfortunatley, Bruce also had a talent for getting into

trouble. He was involved in several gangs and got into fights frequently. Eventually police got involved and said that if his behaviour continued, he would be thrown in jail

His family decided it would be best if he moved back to

America. So leaving his ruthless life behind, he flew back to San Francisco

Bruce lee decided to make a change for the better. He new his unfortunate past could be forgiven and he could become a better person with courage and determination.

Bruce lee stayed in contact with his parents, as they supported him to become a better person. It was his support network that inpowered him to strive for a better life in America.

Bruce lee continued with his love of martial arts in America, completing in multiple competitions where he placed high.d

It was during the Long Beach Karate Championships where he was approach by a celebrity hair stylist Jay Sebring, who told his client, William Dozer about Bruce Lees talents

Bruce Lee inevitably got cast as Kato in the Green Hornet. The Show was very sucsessful but Bruce felt that bas an Asian-Amercian actor, he was being stereotyped and his character lacked depth

Bruce Lee was able to break out of these stereotypes in his 'Enter the Dragon', where it was one of the first time an Asian-American played a main role in Western TV. And from then on his success just skyrocketed

Bruce lee will always be remembered for his

empowering resilience and determination. He overcame his struggles of missbehaviour and crime to become a better person. He overcame the struggles of being a person of colour in Hollywood by proving his talent.
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in 27 November 1940, San Fransisco, Bruce Lee was born as the son of

Lee Hoi-Chuen and Grace Lee.

His parents moved to Hong Kong, as his dad was a well respected opera singer. Bruce would spend majority of his childhood here.

As a kid, Bruce lee said he was never confident in his education and was a troublemaker! During his childhood, he was a child actor, but never really gained fame.

Bruce lee was extremely talented and took to mastering many skills, but he especially excelled in martial arts!

Unfortunatley, Bruce also had a talent for getting into

trouble. He was involved in several gangs and got into fights frequently. Eventually police got involved and said that if his behaviour continued, he would be thrown in jail

His family decided it would be best if he moved back to

America. So leaving his ruthless life behind, he flew back to San Francisco

Bruce lee decided to make a change for the better. He new his unfortunate past could be forgiven and he could become a better person with courage and determination.

Bruce lee stayed in contact with his parents, as they supported him to become a better person. It was his support network that inpowered him to strive for a better life in America.

Bruce lee continued with his love of martial arts in America, completing in multiple competitions where he placed high.d

It was during the Long Beach Karate Championships where he was approach by a celebrity hair stylist Jay Sebring, who told his client, William Dozer about Bruce Lees talents

Bruce Lee inevitably got cast as Kato in the Green Hornet. The Show was very sucsessful but Bruce felt that bas an Asian-Amercian actor, he was being stereotyped and his character lacked depth

Bruce Lee was able to break out of these stereotypes in his 'Enter the Dragon', where it was one of the first time an Asian-American played a main role in Western TV. And from then on his success just skyrocketed

Bruce lee will always be remembered for his

empowering resilience and determination. He overcame his struggles of missbehaviour and crime to become a better person. He overcame the struggles of being a person of colour in Hollywood by proving his talent.
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in 27 November 1940, San Fransisco, Bruce Lee was born as the son of

Lee Hoi-Chuen and Grace Lee.

His parents moved to Hong Kong, as his dad was a well respected opera singer. Bruce would spend majority of his childhood here.

As a kid, Bruce lee said he was never confident in his education and was a troublemaker! During his childhood, he was a child actor, but never really gained fame.

Bruce lee was extremely talented and took to mastering many skills, but he especially excelled in martial arts!

Unfortunatley, Bruce also had a talent for getting into

trouble. He was involved in several gangs and got into fights frequently. Eventually police got involved and said that if his behaviour continued, he would be thrown in jail

His family decided it would be best if he moved back to

America. So leaving his ruthless life behind, he flew back to San Francisco

Bruce lee decided to make a change for the better. He new his unfortunate past could be forgiven and he could become a better person with courage and determination.

Bruce lee stayed in contact with his parents, as they supported him to become a better person. It was his support network that inpowered him to strive for a better life in America.

Bruce lee continued with his love of martial arts in America, completing in multiple competitions where he placed high.d

It was during the Long Beach Karate Championships where he was approach by a celebrity hair stylist Jay Sebring, who told his client, William Dozer about Bruce Lees talents

Bruce Lee inevitably got cast as Kato in the Green Hornet. The Show was very sucsessful but Bruce felt that bas an Asian-Amercian actor, he was being stereotyped and his character lacked depth

Bruce Lee was able to break out of these stereotypes in his 'Enter the Dragon', where it was one of the first time an Asian-American played a main role in Western TV. And from then on his success just skyrocketed

Bruce lee will always be remembered for his

empowering resilience and determination. He overcame his struggles of missbehaviour and crime to become a better person. He overcame the struggles of being a person of colour in Hollywood by proving his talent.
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in 27 November 1940, San Fransisco, Bruce Lee was born as the son of

Lee Hoi-Chuen and Grace Lee.

His parents moved to Hong Kong, as his dad was a well respected opera singer. Bruce would spend majority of his childhood here.

As a kid, Bruce lee said he was never confident in his education and was a troublemaker! During his childhood, he was a child actor, but never really gained fame.

Bruce lee was extremely talented and took to mastering many skills, but he especially excelled in martial arts!

Unfortunatley, Bruce also had a talent for getting into

trouble. He was involved in several gangs and got into fights frequently. Eventually police got involved and said that if his behaviour continued, he would be thrown in jail

His family decided it would be best if he moved back to

America. So leaving his ruthless life behind, he flew back to San Francisco

Bruce lee decided to make a change for the better. He new his unfortunate past could be forgiven and he could become a better person with courage and determination.

Bruce lee stayed in contact with his parents, as they supported him to become a better person. It was his support network that inpowered him to strive for a better life in America.

Bruce lee continued with his love of martial arts in America, completing in multiple competitions where he placed high.d

It was during the Long Beach Karate Championships where he was approach by a celebrity hair stylist Jay Sebring, who told his client, William Dozer about Bruce Lees talents

Bruce Lee inevitably got cast as Kato in the Green Hornet. The Show was very sucsessful but Bruce felt that bas an Asian-Amercian actor, he was being stereotyped and his character lacked depth

Bruce Lee was able to break out of these stereotypes in his 'Enter the Dragon', where it was one of the first time an Asian-American played a main role in Western TV. And from then on his success just skyrocketed

Bruce lee will always be remembered for his

empowering resilience and determination. He overcame his struggles of missbehaviour and crime to become a better person. He overcame the struggles of being a person of colour in Hollywood by proving his talent.
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  • in 27 November 1940, San Fransisco, Bruce Lee was born as the son ofLee Hoi-Chuen and Grace Lee.
  • As a kid, Bruce lee said he was never confident in his education and was a troublemaker! During his childhood, he was a child actor, but never really gained fame.
  • Bruce lee was extremely talented and took to mastering many skills, but he especially excelled in martial arts!
  • His parents moved to Hong Kong, as his dad was a well respected opera singer. Bruce would spend majority of his childhood here.
  • Bruce lee decided to make a change for the better. He new his unfortunate past could be forgiven and he could become a better person with courage and determination.
  • Unfortunatley, Bruce also had a talent for getting into trouble. He was involved in several gangs and got into fights frequently. Eventually police got involved and said that if his behaviour continued, he would be thrown in jail
  • Bruce lee stayed in contact with his parents, as they supported him to become a better person. It was his support network that inpowered him to strive for a better life in America.
  • His family decided it would be best if he moved back to America. So leaving his ruthless life behind, he flew back to San Francisco
  • Bruce lee continued with his love of martial arts in America, completing in multiple competitions where he placed high.d
  • Bruce Lee was able to break out of these stereotypes in his 'Enter the Dragon', where it was one of the first time an Asian-American played a main role in Western TV. And from then on his success just skyrocketed
  • It was during the Long Beach Karate Championships where he was approach by a celebrity hair stylist Jay Sebring, who told his client, William Dozer about Bruce Lees talents
  • Bruce lee will always be remembered for his empowering resilience and determination. He overcame his struggles of missbehaviour and crime to become a better person. He overcame the struggles of being a person of colour in Hollywood by proving his talent.
  • Bruce Lee inevitably got cast as Kato in the Green Hornet. The Show was very sucsessful but Bruce felt that bas an Asian-Amercian actor, he was being stereotyped and his character lacked depth
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