Robert Clouse just can't shake the spirit of Bruce Lee. The director of Lee's landmark martial-arts epic, "Enter the Dragon," is in Hong Kong interviewing with those who knew the charismatic superstar for a Lee bio from Unique Publications. That's the same company that published Clouse's recent "The Making of 'Enter the Dragon.' "
Clouse teamed with Lee for "Dragon." Filmed in 1973 for $500,000, its worldwide grosses are now some $150 million. "And it keeps finding a new audience. I get letters from kids saying, 'I've seen "Enter the Dragon" 100 times.' " He also worked with Lee for "Game of Death," which was released six years after Lee's death, with final footage of Lee linked with additional footage utilizing two Lee look-alikes (one who acts, one who does martial arts). "I'm embarrassed by that movie," admitted Clouse.
