Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, Return Of The Dragon 1972 Movie Radio Spots 7", 45 rpm
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Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris "RETURN OF THE DRAGON", 1972 Movie Radio Spots - 7 inch 45 rpm 1 - 60 sec & 1 - 30 sec spots
The record has some light scuffs, label is good, has a few clicks, nothing major. Spots contain announcer with lots of movie action & kick sound effects
Way of the Dragon, released in the United States as Return of the Dragon, is a 1972 Hong Kong martial arts–comedy film written, produced, and directed by Bruce Lee, who also starred in the lead role. The film was Lee's directorial debut, and featured co-stars such as Nora Miao, Chuck Norris, Robert Wall, Hwang In-Shik, and others.
Tang Lung (Bruce Lee) is sent from Hong Kong to Rome to help Uncle Wang, and niece Chen Ching-hua, whose restaurant is being targeted by the local mafia. Tang fends off the gangsters and wins Chen's admiration. Tang becomes friends with the other restaurant workers and teaches them "Chinese boxing" . The mafia boss sends a gunman to kill Tang, but Tang defeats him. The boss then goes to the restaurant with armed thugs but Tang defeats them. The boss warns Chen he will have Tang killed if he stays in Rome. Tang refuses to leave. The boss then sends a sniper to kill Tang but fails again. Chen is kidnapped by the boss and compelled to sign the contract at his headquarters, but Tang and his friends rescue her.
The mafia boss's consigliere hires three foreign martial artists, to challenge Tang. Tang defeats two of them with help from his friends near the Colosseum. After Tang leaves, Uncle Wang kills Tony and Jimmy, blaming Tang for getting in his way, as he would receive a large sum of money if he persuaded Chen to sell the restaurant to the mob. Tang then has a final showdown inside the Colosseum with the karate fighter Colt, the best of the hired fighters. Tang defeats Colt and police arrest the mafia boss. In the final scene, Tang bids farewell to Chen and leaves Rome alone. Poster IS NOT Included
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