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"Bruce Lee is a killer!" "Bruce Lee didn’t believe in fighting in tournaments and stuff. He basically believed in: “Let’s do it right now.” But Bruce Lee was really a street fighter, like an MMA fighter for real. No one talked about MMA before that, or grappling. He said, "I don’t believe in grappling, because I equate grappling with being on the floor and I equate being on the floor with being stomped." And they said, "What do you mean?" And he said, "One guy maybe, but I’m fighting five or six guys but I can't be on the floor, wrestling around." "Is that deep or what? He’s thinking, "I’m fighting an army, man." That just totally opened my head! We talking about killing, not no championship. We not fighting to see who’s better, we fighting to see who survives."

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“I was there in the middle of the street clinging onto a telephone pole when Bruce Lee’s car drove up, he told me to get in. I had no choice, I had no money and I had a girl with a baby so I needed money and no one would give me a job. He gave me $10,000 and opened a bank account for me. Bruce died three days later and I was with him.” Lee intended to revive Lazenby's career with a sort-of sequel to Enter the Dragon (1973) called Game of Death. The two met with producer Raymond Chow (head of production company Golden Harvest) to discuss the script and film over lunch and planned to meet again for dinner that night. Lee never showed. Lazenby, however, eventually shot three films with Golden Harvest: Stoner, The Man from Hong Kong, and A Queen's Ransom.

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