Brandon Lee was eight years old when his father, the famous Bruce Lee, died from what is still today a mystery; possibly a brain aneurism. He died suddenly, at the age of 32, just six days before the premier of one of the most famous martial arts films ever: "Enter The Dragon."
Brandon wanted to be like his father so he enhanced his martial arts skills and took acting lessons. It was when he was 28 years old that he starred in a movie that became a cult classic called: "The Crow." During filming he was accidentally shot by a live bullet (the prop gun had a real bullet in it), and died at the hospital from internal bleeding.
With only eight days left of production, unfinished scenes that were to feature Brandon were dealt with by rewriting the script, using a stunt double, and digital special effects. He had a fiancé at the time of his death.
Brandon wanted to be like his father so he enhanced his martial arts skills and took acting lessons. It was when he was 28 years old that he starred in a movie that became a cult classic called: "The Crow." During filming he was accidentally shot by a live bullet (the prop gun had a real bullet in it), and died at the hospital from internal bleeding.
With only eight days left of production, unfinished scenes that were to feature Brandon were dealt with by rewriting the script, using a stunt double, and digital special effects. He had a fiancé at the time of his death.
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