BUSINESS
May 11, 1993 | ALAN CITRON
When it comes to marketing movies in Hollywood, there are few tougher sells than biography and political satire. Even dead but still sexy rock stars such as Jim Morrison have a hard time drawing crowds when their stories are told on film. So audiences went against type last weekend when they laid down a combined $17.3 million for "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story," about the life of the martial arts icon, and "Dave," a mistaken-identity saga set in the White House.