Kung Fu (1972) Part 2

[Paulocamposak]

What's the name of the boy who acts as Kwai Chang Caine? Does he work as actor nowadays?

[PorkFrog]

too brilliant for words

note the shoulder shrug as he walks by

and he never spills his drink

[luigidemariobros]

thanks fot eh uploading

[maureencora1]

I love the wisdom of the ole head monks

[Aquar1uZ]

Thank you very much for uploading and sharing this great series with the new generations.

[humadapon]

thanks for uploading! =)

[guyfromto1]

Thank you Legend Continues crew, i think your work was excellent -- have been watching the old and new series over the past few weeks and love them both very much. Well done all of you!!! Love, j

[luckyvet]

"If ones words are not better than silence, one should keep silent."

- Classic....

[CBoavida]

Classic and imortal words my friend.

:-)

[luckyvet]

Thats the hardest work on the fucking planet. My dad worked on the Railroad (in northern ontario) 50 years ago. Turned him into a gorilla of strength.

[repelghosts]

From the crew from The Legend Continues,here in your beloved Toronto..

Rest well Grasshopper.

Love

d,e,y,b,f,s,d,

XXXOOO

[PeekaPeep]

YOU DON'T KNOW!?!?!? That's James Hong right there. David Lo Pan from Big Trouble In Little China, lol!!! Guy's been in a shitload of movies, too...

>;-)

[repelghosts]

We will always remember having chats with you here in Toronto, while you were in The Legend Continues....as your life will continue from here and to...beyond.

The Crew

Rest now.

[JMAROCK91]

Rest in Peace

David Carradine

[bkkghy]

"Once words are no better than silence, one should keep silent."

8:58

[rolandoamigo]

james hong that is

[ClintEastfood]

RIP, Grasshopper !

[BESM1984]

i love the sayings in this series so simple yet defined each with purpose and reason

[Dragon77123]

Rest in Peace

David Carradine

:(

[xxxragexxx40965]

David Carradine Has sadly died RIP

[mediaboyz]

We will miss you David Carradine! RIP.

[MonsterZERO78]

The Chinese are a beautiful people. I love many aspects of Chinese culture. It's sad that when they first came to america back then they were treated so poorly. They, along with my own Scotts/Irish ancestors practicly built the railroad. Most people were treated poorly on arival after white folks took over america.

[Cinemanimal]

I chinese women are the most beatiful women on earth

[0428733]

he would just calmly return to his water

[hgearangler]

Hi Ironsheik7,

[kung fu was the idea of bruce lee ]

Glad to hear thius source, and could you find any evidencing materials supporting to it.

I don't mean against this but just need sure b4

I relate it to all my Kung-fu friends (Lee's lovers)

[malekisser]

Kung Fuuuu!!!! LOve it!!!!

[warrior350es]

I love the part with Caine in the bar.

[ironsheik7]

for those who dont know it kung fu was the idea of bruce lee . who wrote the script and was going to star in it untill those in charge kicked bruce to the curve they didnt think america would take to a chinese man as lead in an american tv show he was replaced by David Carradine . its also interesting to note bruce lee wrote a movie the silent flute that he himself was to star in which was renamed the iron circle after his death and David Carradine had a role in . ( history lesson )

[KungFuSeries]

"Circle of Iron" (1978) also starred David Carradine and was a story conceived by Bruce Lee and friend James Coburn.

[oceansdoor]

Are you sure it was called, "Circle of Iron"? I thought it was called, "the Square of Wood".

[hellsya24]

and also KILL BILL

[amoreena2]

What are we saying, that Bruce Lee wrote Kill Bill too? Funny how urban legends get started.

The creator of Kung Fu of record is Ed Spielman. Lee auditioned for the part but it was given to Carradine instead. The producers SAY that they wanted a serene character for the part and Carradine was more serene than Lee. Carradine did Cirlce of Iron (AKA Silent Flute) in memory and honor of Bruce Lee. Since Lee was dead when that movie was made, I don't know why anyone would blame Carradine.

[chh5555]

@ironsheik7 Wow, I did not know that! Thanks for the history..