Bücher von Rick Baker

Eastern Heroes is excited to announce the release of the Bruce Lee Green Hornet Special Edition, an exclusive collectible that you won't want to miss.With over 120 pages, this edition is packed with fascinating content, including an in-depth article by Chris Poggiali, author of "These Fists Break Bricks: How Kung Fu Movies Swept America and Changed the World," delving into the legacy of Bruce Lee's ground-breaking portrayal of Kato in the Green Hornet television series.In addition, Chris Poggiali also explores the story of how the Green Hornet TV series found its way to becoming two full-length features. Mike Nesbitt's "The Bruce Lee Column" delves into the letters Bob Baker sent to Bruce Lee and provides an intriguing glimpse into the relationship between the two martial arts legends.For collectors, the German connection feature looks at all the rare memorabilia that the Green Hornet collected from collector Thomas Gross, and the Bruce Lee Green Hornet photo gallery is sure to delight any fan of the iconic actor and martial artist.John Negron shares some very rare articles that were printed as Bruce Lee promoted the "Green Hornet" plus rare memorabilia from his personal collectionBruce Lee as "Kato" Gallery and a complete episode breakdown

Death at an early age has a tendency to preserve, and oftentimes enhance, a star's fame, whether from the film (Marilyn Monroe, James Dean) or music (Elvis Presley and John Lennon immediately becoming iconic figures this is the case with Martial arts superstar Bruce Lee. Due to his meteoric rise to fame in his short film career, we have been blessed with thousands of photographs of his life both on and off the screen. Within these pages, we capture his expressions as the camera clicked away firing thirty-six pictures in a roll of film. Enter the Dragon has more photos than any other movie he appeared in! Probably amounting to in excess of 10,000 images that were taken documenting almost every move he made. The one thing that stands out is the many emotions the camera captures from Bruce's facial expressions both in normal conversation and when he is in fight action mode. Within these collector's volumes, we try to preserve some of these images by showing the sequences in which they were captured. Keeping the Movie legend alive that is Bruce Lee alive

Death at an early age has a tendency to preserve, and oftentimes enhance, a star's fame, whether from movies (Marilyn Monroe, James Dean) or music (Elvis Presley and John Lennon immediately becoming iconic figures this is the case with Martial arts superstar Bruce Lee. Due to his meteoric rise to fame in his short film career, we have been blessed with thousands of photographs of his life both on and off the screen. Within these pages, we capture his expressions as the camera clicked away firing off thirty-six pictures in a roll of film. Enter the Dragon has more photos than any other movie he appeared in! Probably amounting to in excess of 10,000 images that were taken documenting almost every move he made. The one thing that stands out is the many emotions the camera captures from Bruce's facial expressions both in normal conversation and when he is in fight action mode. Within these collector's volumes, we try to preserve some of these images by showing the sequences in which they were captured.Keeping the Movie legend alive that is Bruce Lee alive