Did American actors treat Asian stunt fighters better?
Quentin Tarantino on Bruce Lee: "Bruce had no respect for American stuntmen, he was always hitting them with his feet...it got to the point where they would refuse to work with Bruce. He had nothing but disrespect for American stuntmen."https://www.indiewire.com/2021/06/tarantino-bruce-lee-hollywood-scene-critics-1234647709/ …
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Bruce Lee was American
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Um wait. Did he really just compare Bruce Lee (or anyone for that matter)to the likes of CHARLES MANSON?!Feels like he really tries to double down on his choice of writing/directing but all his words & then this argument is just problematic. No one told him this argument was bad?
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Well, they are similar in the sense that they have a cult of personality. But I don't remember in the video him making a direct comparison that it would cross someone's mind to think that Bruce Lee was like Charles Manson in any way
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From everything I know on Chinese Stuntmen,which aint a lot. It’s like Australian Stuntmen they just did that shit full contact style for the sake of the film. Thats just how they did that shit.These Posh US Stuntmen pulled their punches. Bruce was prolly just doin his thing
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That’s exactly what happened
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Bruce Lee > Tarantino
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How? What recorded real fight did he have?
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Figured Tarantino would like feet hitting people.
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Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco, CA.
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You could almost call him an American stuntsman
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