Coming to theaters this February is the new documentary I Am Bruce Lee. Featuring footage from the likes of The Big Boss, First of Fury, Way of the Dragon, Enter the Dragon and The Game of Death, the film delves into the life of Bruce Lee and his current legacy in both martial arts and entertainment. The piece also contains interviews with those who knew him most intimately, as well as a range of people from international boxing sensation Manny Pacquiao and Lakers star Kobe Bryant, to UFC’s Dana White and current Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones. The video catches up with each celebrity as they address the impact of the martial arts superstar and cultural icon on their own lives and psyche. I Am Bruce Lee opens February 9 through select theaters.

The film is a compelling and visually stunning uncovering of Bruce’s life, his enormous impact, and his ever-expanding legacy in the world of martial arts, entertainment, and beyond—despite his tragic and sudden death at the age of 32.

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Not only did Bruce Lee take martial arts to a new level of popularity, but he was considerably more by challenging millions of stereotypes and perceptions along the way. Bruce smashed racial, gender and generational barriers during his lifetime and we felt that his core ethos of – action, power, grace and style. The UNDRCRWN Bruce Lee Caricature Tee ($32) is an officially licensed product in collaboration with Bruce Lee Enterprises.

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What if Bruce Lee played Bruce Skywalker in Star Wars? Forget lightsabers. He’d wield a set of lightnunchucks that would kick some serious ass and scare the crap out of Darth Vader!

Return of the Dragon is a Martial Arts classic. Here’s the famous fight scene where Bruce Lee owns Chuck Norris by showing him the superiority of “Jeet Kune Do.” It’s amazing how they were able to crack every damn bone in their body while stretching!

An international television company in China announced the filming of a 40 episode television series, “Li Xiao Long Chuan Qi” (loosely translated as the legend of Bruce Lee). The show is a prelude to the 2008 Olympics hosted by Beijing.

China Sina Net had reported that the series would require about 5 billion dollars(RMB) to film, and is scheduled to be aired in early 2008. The producer (Yu Sheng Li) expressed that the series would be filmed in China, Hong Kong, United States, and Italy, reenacting the short but glorious life of Bruce Lee.

So who will play the role of Bruce Lee? According to sources, Nie Yuan who had acted in various series is on the list. There are also rumors about Jay Chou, who idolized Bruce Lee, being on the list. According to the director (Wu Zi Niu), Jay’s asked to play the role of Bruce Lee regardless of the payment amount.

If Bruce Lee were still alive today, he’d be turning 65 years old. To celebrate his birthday, this Sunday, a bronze statue weighing 1200lbs and 2.5 meters high will be erected at the Avenue of Stars in Kowloon. The statue was carved by sculptor Cao Choongen and is enscribed with the words “Star of the Century: Bruce Lee” at its base.