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Brandon Lee was born in Oakland, California,to the legendary martial artist actor Bruce Lee and his wife Linda Emery. Only a week after his birth, his grandfather Lee Hoi-Chuen died. The family moved to Los Angeles, California when he was three months old,but when offers for film roles became limited for his father the family moved back to Hong Kong in 1971;Bruce Lee made three films there between 1971 and 1973. When Lee was eight,his father died suddenly from a cerebral edema. After her husband’s death, Linda Lee moved the family (including daughter Shannon, who is born in 1969) back to the United States. They lived briefly in his mother’s hometown of Seattle, Washington,and then in Los Angeles, where Lee grew up in the affluent area of Rolling Hills.
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in 1986 Lee got his first major film role in the Hong Kong action thriller Legacy of Rage in which he starred alongside Michael Wong and Bolo Yeung, the latter of whom also appeared in his father’s last film, Enter the Dragon. The film was made in Cantonese, and directed by Ronny Yu. It was the only film Lee made in Hong Kong in his entire career. Lee then went onto star in a unsuccessful television pilot which was another follow-up to the television series Kung Fu and was titled Kung Fu: The Next Generation. In this film the story moved to the present day, and centered on the story of Johnny Caine (played by Lee), who is the great-grandson of Kwai Chang Caine. The pilot was not picked up for a series but did air on CBS Summer Playhouse,a series that aired unsold television pilots during the summer of 1987. Lee then made a guest appearance in an episode of the short-lived American television series Ohara (1988) as a villainious character named Kenji opposite Pat Morita who played the title role. In 1990,Lee starred in his first English language B-grade film, Laser Mission, which was filmed cheaply in South Africa. In 1991, he starred opposite Dolph Lundgren in the buddy cop action thriller Showdown in Little Tokyo which marked his first studio film and American film debut. Lee signed a multi-picture deal with 20th Century Fox in 1991. He had his first starring role in the action thriller Rapid Fire in 1992,and was scheduled to do two more films for them. The same year Lee landed the lead role of Eric Draven, in the movie adaptation of The Crow, a popular underground comic book. About his character, an undead rock musician avenging his and his fiancée’s murder, Lee said, "He has something he has to do and he is forced to put aside his own pain long enough to go do it".
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On March 31, 1993, the film crew filmed a scene in which Lee’s character walked into his apartment and discovered his girlfriend being raped by thugs. Actor Michael Massee, who played one of the film’s villains, was supposed to fire a gun at Lee as he walked into his apartment with groceries. Because the movie’s second unit team were running behind schedule, it was decided that dummy cartridges (cartridges that outwardly appear to be functional, but contain no gunpowder) would be made from real cartridges. A cartridge with only a primer and a bullet was fired in the pistol prior to the scene. It caused a squib load, in which the primer provided enough force to push the bullet out of the cartridge and into the barrel of the revolver, where it became stuck. The malfunction went unnoticed by the crew, and the same gun was used again later to shoot the death scene, having been re-loaded with blanks. However, the squib load was still lodged in the barrel, and was propelled by the blank cartridge’s explosion out of the barrel and into Lee’s body. Although the bullet was traveling much more slowly than a normally fired bullet would be, the bullet’s large size and the nearly point-blank firing distance made it powerful enough to mortally wound Lee. As the scene was being filmed, Brandon Lee was killed after the gun was fired at Lee as intended. When the blank was fired, the bullet shot out and hit Lee in the abdomen. He fell down instantly and the director shouted"CUT!," but Lee did not respond. The cast and crew filming rushed to him and noticed he was wounded. He was immediately rushed to the hospital where the doctors fought to revive him for five hours. It was too late however and he was pronounced dead at 1.00am. The footage of the incident was soon destroyed without ever being developed. His funeral was held several days later; he was buried next to his father in Lake View Cemetery, Seattle. The following day, a memorial service was held in Los Angeles. The shooting was ruled as an accident, although many fans suspected foul play. (Bruce Lee’s own death in 1973, at the age of 32, apparently from a reaction to an analgesic he had taken, was also considered suspicious.) The theory of the Lee "family curse" was also carried over from Bruce Lee’s death to Brandon’s death as he had died almost 20 years after his father and before the release of the film which could have potentially catapulted him to stardom. At the time of his death, he was allegedly in talks with filmmakers about making sequels to Rapid Fire and The Crow.
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After Lee’s death, his fiancée Eliza Hutton and his mother supported director Alex Proyas’ decision to complete The Crow. At the time of Lee’s death, only eight days were left before completion of the movie. A majority of the film had already been completed with Lee and only a few scenes had to be done. To complete the film, stunt double Chad Stahelski, who was a friend of Lee’s at the famed Inosanto Academy, was used as a stand-in; special effects were used to add Lee’s face onto the stunt double. Another stunt double named Jeff Cadiente was also used to complete the movie. These scenes were filmed after Lee’s death.
* Eric Draven’s death in flashbacks (this was the scene Lee was filming at the time he had died).
* A scene with Eric walking into his apartment after returning from the dead was digitally composited from a scene of Lee walking into an alleyway with raindrops added (the rest of the scenes in the apartment were all done with the double).
* Lee’s face was digitally composited onto the stunt double when Eric puts on make-up in front of a mirror and walks towards the broken down window of his apartment.
* When Sarah (Rochelle Davis) visits Eric, his face is not seen as it is actually the stunt double.
* When Eric plays his guitar on the rooftop, it is one of Lee’s body doubles.
* In the scene in which Eric Draven kills secondary villain T-Bird (David Patrick Kelly), he does not speak, nor is his face shown; the close-up of Draven’s face was from a deleted shot.
* A scene in which Eric Draven is running on the rooftops from the police after a shootout was filmed with a double, as was his escape in a police car.
^^ The Crow was released in May 1994 and became a box office hit. The film is dedicated to Lee and Hutton. They were to have been married on April 17, 1993, in Mexico. Lee is survived by his mother and sister.^^
~^^It would be Lee’s last film. Filming began on February 1, 1993, which was his 28th birthday.^^~
----------------- >’Covek Nikada Nije Toliko Nesrecan Kao Sto Misli, Ni Tako Srecan Kao Sto Se Nadao Da Ce Biti’..<
"Don’t look don’t look" the shadows breathe Whispering me away from you "Don’t wake at night to watch her sleep You know that you will always lose This trembling Adored Tousled bird mad girl... " But every night I burn But every night I call your name Every night I burn Every night I fall again
"Oh don’t talk of love" the shadows purr Murmuring me away from you "Don’t talk of worlds that never were The end is all that’s ever true There’s nothing you can ever say Nothing you can ever do... " Still every night I burn Every night I scream your name Every night I burn Every night the dream’s the same Every night I burn Waiting for my only friend Every night I burn Waiting for the world to end
"Just paint your face" the shadows smile Slipping me away from you "Oh it doesn’t matter how you hide Find you if we’re wanting to So slide back down and close your eyes Sleep a while You must be tired... " But every night I burn Every night I call your name Every night I burn Every night I fall again Every night I burn Scream the animal scream Every night I burn Dream the crow black dream
Dream the crow black dream...
----------------- >’Covek Nikada Nije Toliko Nesrecan Kao Sto Misli, Ni Tako Srecan Kao Sto Se Nadao Da Ce Biti’..<
[SPOKEN:] We walked the narrow path, beneath the smoking skies. Sometimes you can barely tell the difference between darkness and light. Do you have faith in what we believe? The truest test is when we cannot, when we cannot see.
[SUNG:] I hear pounding feet in the, in the streets below, and the, and the women crying and the, and the children know that there, that there’s something wrong, and it’s hard to belive that love will prevail.
Oh it won’t rain all the time. The sky won’t fall forever. And though the night seems long, your tears won’t fall forever.
Oh, when I’m lonely, I lie awake at night and I wish you were here. I miss you. Can you tell me is there something more to belive in? Or is this all there is?
In the pounding feet, in the, In the streets below, and the, And the window breaks and, And a woman falls, there’s, There’s something wrong, it’s, It’s so hard to belive that love will prevail.
Oh it won’t rain all the time. The sky won’t fall forever. And though the night seems long, your tears won’t fall, your tears won’t fall, your tears won’t fall forever.
Last night I had a dream. You came into my room, you took me into your arms. Whispering and kissing me, and telling me to still belive. But then the emptiness of a burning sea against which we see our darkest of sadness.
Until I felt safe and warm. I fell asleep in your arms. When I awoke I cried again for you were gone. Oh, can you hear me?
It won’t rain all the time. The sky won’t fall forever. And though the night seems long, your tears won’t fall forever. It won’t rain all the time The sky won’t fall forever. And though the night seems long, your tears won’t fall, your tears won’t fall, your tears won’t fall forever.
----------------- >’Covek Nikada Nije Toliko Nesrecan Kao Sto Misli, Ni Tako Srecan Kao Sto Se Nadao Da Ce Biti’..<
Leni, obožavao sam Brendona Lee, bio je sjajan glumac...gledao sam par filmova sa njim i svi su dobri...Vrana ima strašno lepu i dirljivu prièu, gledao sam ga više puta...Mogu reæi da mi je jako žao što je poginuo na taj naèin i jako mlad ali znam da æe film Vrana biti jako dugo pamæen...
----------------- "Ne bojte se života, verujte da vredi živeti i vaša æe vera pomoæi da to postane istina."
Vrana su ovde u swe proglasili za "maniphic movie off all times" Ne samo zato sto ima divnu i dirljivu pricu, i sto glumi Brandon vec zato sto je film --->JEDINSTVEN<---
S svim pravom i neka su ...
Samo znam da film ko Vrana se jedanput u zivotu snima ...
I mislim da je reditelj Vrana uradio pravi potez, kada je Brandona pitao za glavnu ulogu u filmu ...
A posle svi znamo sta se tokom filma desilo ...
----------------- >’Covek Nikada Nije Toliko Nesrecan Kao Sto Misli, Ni Tako Srecan Kao Sto Se Nadao Da Ce Biti’..<
vecinu sam filmova pogledao od Brandona Lee i veoma su mi se svidjela ,samo sto je njegov zivot prestao tako rano da zivi,velika steta sto je tako mlad umro Ali ce uvek da bude broj jedan od svih tih glumaca.
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