When Lee refuses to fight right away Parsons grabs him by the shoulder so Lee...
Han runs into the museum as the battle ragging outside. Lee catches up to him...
At the Shaolin temple Lee and Braithwaite have tea and discuss the possibilit...
Braithwaite pours a drink as he tells Lee how he figures into the authorities...
During the briefing, Lee asks Braithwaite why they don't just assassinate Han.
Tania enters Lee's room with several beautiful women. he waves to them nicely...
After accepting the assignment to infiltrate Han's island, the old man tells ...
At the grave of his mother, Lee bows as he asks her forgiveness.
Lee walks with his teacher after a sparing match.
The Abbott tests Lee's abilities on a mental level.
Lee rises from his seat at the table with Mr. Braithwaite to train with Lao. ...
When Lao gets the kick right, Lee asks him how it felt, then tells him not to...
On the second day of the competition Lee faces Oharra. The two men bow to Han...
Lao bows in acknowledgement of his understanding. Lee slaps him on the back o...
The credit begin to appear on a background scene over looking a city and it's...
The sound of Lee killing Oharra during the competition because Oharra won't q...
Parsons walks around the boat bullying the help. He walks up to Lee, who's lo...
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