Bruce Lee’s second film in a leading role features groundbreaking martial arts action and an emotionally charged story about Chinese and Japanese racial tensions. An instant classic on release and still considered one of Lee’s greatest moments on-screen.

Bruce Lee (The Big Boss, Enter The Dragon, Way of the Dragon)
Nora Miao (The Big Boss, Way of the Dragon)
Riki Hashimoto (Return of Daimajin, My Lucky Stars 2)
Ping Ou Wei (Way of the Dragon, Fists of Bruce Lee)
James Tien (The Big Boss, Game of Death, The Fearless Hyena)

When martial arts master Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) returns to Shanghai to marry his fiancée, he discovers that his mentor has died mysteriously. At the funeral, Chen and his late master’s others students are taunted by members of a rival Japanese dojo, which kicks off a war between the Chinese and Japanese schools… and sets Chen on a mission to avenge the death of his master!

Fist of Fury broke new ground on its release and hasn’t lost a step in over 40 years. With fight choreography from Han Ying-Chieh, who also worked on The Big Boss, the action explodes – creating some of the most frenetic and hard-hitting fight sequences ever seen in Hong Kong cinema.

There’s also an emotional undercurrent as the film plays on the real-life racial tensions between China and Japan at the time, making Fist of Fury a story of substance as well as highly stylized action.

In his follow up to The Big Boss, Bruce Lee also cements himself as martial arts cinema’s top star with his physical prowess and intense performance.

Fans agree it’s one of the icon’s finest performances!

Audio commentary with Hong Kong cinema expert Mike Leeder
Audio commentary from Asian film expert Bey Logan The First Lady: an interview with Nora Miao Blade of Fury: an interview with Riki Hashimoto Master of Bushido: an interview with Jun Katsumura The Fist of Fury location guide with Bey Logan
First Amongst Equals: an interview with the world's number one Jeet Kune Do instructor, Sifu Dan Inosanto
Legacy of a Master: an interview with acclaimed action-director, Jeff Imada
Tracking the Dragon: an interview with Bruce Lee's personal photographer Linda Palmer
Friend to the Stars: an interview with Bruce Lee confidante, Joe Torreneuva
Trailer gallery
Rare photo archive
24- page collector's booklet
Reversible sleeve within newly commissioned artwork