Bruce Lee had a tragically short Hollywood career, but his martial arts work on and off the screen forever changed this niche of action cinema.
Bruce Lee's career in and out of Hollywood revolutionized the martial arts film genre. Before he emerged as a worldwide star, these sorts of action movies certainly existed, but they were of an entirely different flavor. Lee brought several unique factors to the films he played in that had never been seen before, especially by Western audiences. This ultimately led to a massive shift in how Asian actors were seen in films and how the world thought of martial arts in general.
9 Bruce Lee Popularized Martial Arts In Hollywood Though action movies were nothing new in Hollywood, the Asian style of martial arts that Lee brought to the screen had not developed prominence until The Big Boss became an unlikely hit. Even in The Green Hornet, the 1966 series that Lee had played in nearly a decade before The Big Boss, the actor had been asked to use "American-style" combat—something Lee refused to do.
7 Bruce Lee Made Choreographed Martial Arts Look More Believable Before The Big Boss and Lee's other Hong Kong films, popular Asian films often contained a style of cinema fighting that was over the top and impractical. There was nothing wrong with this—it is a style that has deep roots in Asian cinema and is still iconic today.
4 Bruce Lee Demonstrated How To Use Tasteful Comedy With Martial Arts Lee helped shift Asian actors out of the role of comedic relief, but that isn't to say that his characters were always deadly serious. On the contrary, the fights in his films were often full of comedy.
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