Bruce Lee My Brother Official Movie Trailer.mp4 2010

A new Hong Kong movie on martial arts star Bruce Lee will be filmed later this month to coincide with the 70th anniversary of his birth. "Bruce Lee, My Brother" will cover Lee's teenage years in Hong Kong - where he trained in kung fu and worked as a movie actor - leading up to the time when he departed for the U.S. in 1959 at age 18. "Bruce Lee, My Brother" is a co-production from Hong Kong's Media Asia and Chinese partners. The film has a tentative release date for November in Hong Kong, mainland China and other Asian markets, timed with the date of Lee's birthday on Nov. 27. It isn't yet clear if the film will get a U.S. release. New Hong Kong film star Aarif Lee - who isn't related to Bruce Lee - will play the legendary kung-fu master. Aarif Lee shot to fame early this year for his role in "Echoes of the Rainbow," a poignant story about a close family struggling to make ends meet in 1960s Hong Kong. The film picked up four trophies at the Hong Kong Film Awards in April, including best newcomer for Lee.

[@imtherealkimera]

Can't wait for it to come to the states....

[@kungfulu14]

Bruce lee my brother I've never seen,I will stream line it.

[@brianag8602]

Yay! Cant wait for this to come out. :)))