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What was Bruce Lee's signature move? |
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Outtakes of failed stunts and accidents played over his film's end credits |
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He would always give a double thumbs-up sign to the camera after winning a fight |
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After being wounded in his films, Bruce would always taste his own blood - it gave him superhuman strength |
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The first fight in every film was always caused by another man spilling Bruce's pint |
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In which Bruce Lee film did Jackie Chan make his screen debut as a stuntman in 1971? |
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Fury of the Dragon |
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The Big Boss |
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Cannonball Run |
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Enter the Dragon |
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Who were Jackie Chan's idols? |
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Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers |
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Buster Keaton and Fred Astaire |
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Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris |
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Cannon and Ball |
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Which cast-iron three-point formula does Jackie Chan always stick to for his films? |
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1) Jackie is never shown "bloodied or beaten" in a fight, 2) At one stage a woman or child must remark: "that Jackie Chan - he's all man", 3) Each film ends with Jackie singing Moon River over the closing credits |
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1) Jackie always performs his own stunts, 2) Jackie always plays a character named "Jackie Chan", 3) The script must contain no expletives |
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1) Jackie never performs his own stunts, 2) Jackie must have at least five sex scenes with "model-type actresses", 3) An American co-star ultimately learns to "love and respect" Jackie Chan |
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1) Jackie always performs his own stunts, 2) Jackie always plays a reluctant hero, 3) A woman or small child is always in peril |
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Which ironically titled film was Bruce Lee halfway through making when he died? |
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Whoops, I'm Dead |
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Game of Death |
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Bloodbath at Haemorrhage County |
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Fist of Death |
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Which future martial arts star was almost sold as a baby for a paltry $120 by their his/her parents? |
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Jean-Claude Van Damme |
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Jackie Chan |
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Bruce Lee |
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Cynthia Rothrock |
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Which forgotten star was the king of the so-called "chop-socky" martial arts films between 1969-1971? |
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Wang Yu |
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Hirohito Jones |
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Lo Lieh |
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Kong-sang Chan |
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Which of these theories was NOT considered at the time of Bruce Lee's death? |
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He was murdered by a villainous herbalist |
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The jealous director of his first two films came back to wreak revenge for his star's subsequent success |
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Lee did not, in fact, die; he is merely in hiding, waiting to make a grand comeback |
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Jackie Chan killed him while high on amphetamines |
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Which famous Steve encouraged Chuck Norris to go into martial arts films saying, "If you can't do anything else, there's always acting." |
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Steve McQueen |
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Stephen Hawking |
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Steven Spielberg |
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Steven Seagal |
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Which of these is NOT a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle? |
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Raphael |
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Caravaggio |
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Michelangelo |
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Donatello |
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