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Enter the Dragon - The 50th Anniversary Companion (Standard Edition)
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Enter the Dragon - The 50th Anniversary Companion (Standard Edition)

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In January 1974, just six months after the death of its star, Bruce Lee, Enter the Dragon was unleashed on a British public yet to witness the famous Kung Fu Craze of the 1970s. Released in the UK three months after it's North American premiere, the public flocked to the cinemas in their thousands, sparking the Kung Fu revolution in Britain.

Made on a modest US $1m budget, Enter the Dragon has gone on to become one of the most profitable movies in history, having grossed an estimated US $400m as of 2023. It has become the defining film of it's genre and has attained such a level of importance that it was selected for preservation in the National Film Library in the United States.

Fifty years on from it's North American release, we celebrate the success and longevity that Enter the Dragon has achieved with a collection of writings about the making of the movie, it's stars and it's continued appeal.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pit Wheel Press Limited
Country
United Kingdom
Date
14 January 2024
Pages
340
ISBN
9781915414205

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

In January 1974, just six months after the death of its star, Bruce Lee, Enter the Dragon was unleashed on a British public yet to witness the famous Kung Fu Craze of the 1970s. Released in the UK three months after it's North American premiere, the public flocked to the cinemas in their thousands, sparking the Kung Fu revolution in Britain.

Made on a modest US $1m budget, Enter the Dragon has gone on to become one of the most profitable movies in history, having grossed an estimated US $400m as of 2023. It has become the defining film of it's genre and has attained such a level of importance that it was selected for preservation in the National Film Library in the United States.

Fifty years on from it's North American release, we celebrate the success and longevity that Enter the Dragon has achieved with a collection of writings about the making of the movie, it's stars and it's continued appeal.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pit Wheel Press Limited
Country
United Kingdom
Date
14 January 2024
Pages
340
ISBN
9781915414205