The legendary martial arts film that was still unfinished at the time of its star and director Bruce Lee’s death. Using a mixture of newly shot scenes and footage taken from earlier in Lee’s career, the film was given new life and became another martial arts classic.

Bruce Lee (Enter the Dragon, Way of the Dragon)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Airplane, Fletch)
James Tien (The Chinese Connection, The Fearless Hyena)
Hugh O’Brian (The Shootist, Ten Little Indians)
Dean Jagger (White Christmas, Vanishing Point)
Colleen Camp (Apocalypse Now, American Hustle)

Director
Robert Clouse (Enter the Dragon, Gymkata)

After rising to fame as a martial arts movie star, Billy Lo (Bruce Lee) refuses to be intimidated by a syndicate of racketeers – causing the syndicate’s boss Dr Land (Dean Jagger) to order Billy’s assassination.

When the attempt on his life leaves him in need of plastic surgery, Billy fakes his own death and hides away. But when the syndicate kidnaps his fiancée Ann (Colleen Camp) he’s forced to come out of hiding and take revenge on them one-by-one…

Game of Death is the most famous “unfinished” film in movie history. After Lee’s untimely death, the film would be finished using a combination of body doubles, previously shot scenes and even footage from Lee’s actual funeral – the finished result has become the stuff of movie legend.

The action sequences that Lee did shoot are amongst the most exciting of his career. His physical prowess and timing have never been better, especially in his electric showdown with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

It’s also fascinating to see how director Robert Clouse completed the film and comparing to the urban legends of what Lee’s original vision would have been.

An essential piece of martial arts movie history!

Audio commentary with Hong Kong cinema expert Bey Logan
Audio Commentary With Hong Kong Film Expert Mike Leeder
Five deleted scenes, including alternate title sequence and extended ending
Production photo gallery
Rare archive photo gallery
Original UK and Cantonese Theatrical Trailers
Featurette: Dan Inosanto - Warrior And Teacher
Dan Inosanto Jeet Kune Do and other Asian methods of fighting seminar (40mins)
Featurette: Taky Kimura - Keeping The Flame Alive
Featurette: George Lazenby - Reflections Of The Master
“Game of Death” outtake footage
‘Legacy of the Dragon’ documentary (46 mins)
“Game of Death” re-visited (40 minutes of footage edited as a literal interpretation of Lee’s original plan)
24 page collector’s booklet
Reversible sleeve with newly commissioned artwork