Game of Death A.K.A. Si Wang You Xi • 死亡遊戲 (1978)

Game of Death (1978), also released as Si Wang You Xi (死亡遊戲), is the final Bruce Lee feature completed after his death. Directed by Robert Clouse using original footage filmed by Bruce Lee in 1972, the Golden Harvest production stars Bruce Lee, Kim Tai-chung, Colleen Camp, Dean Jagger, Hugh O'Brian, Robert Wall, Casanova Wong, and Mel Novak. Although completed with stand-ins and newly filmed scenes, it preserves Bruce Lee's original pagoda battles, which remain among the most celebrated fight sequences in martial arts cinema. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors who value accurate film details and hard-to-find physical media.

STORY SNAPSHOT

International movie star Billy Lo refuses to surrender to a ruthless crime syndicate determined to control his career. After surviving an assassination attempt, Billy disappears from public view and secretly prepares to strike back. His journey ultimately leads to a towering fortress where each level is guarded by a different martial arts master, forcing him to adapt his fighting philosophy against increasingly dangerous opponents.

WHY COLLECTORS PICK IT

Game of Death is one of the most discussed films in martial arts history because it preserves the last footage Bruce Lee ever filmed. The legendary pagoda sequence—including Bruce Lee's unforgettable battles with Dan Inosanto, Ji Han-jae, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar—has become one of the defining moments of kung fu cinema. Despite its unusual production history, these original fight scenes remain essential viewing for every Bruce Lee fan and martial arts collector.

• Verified AKAs:
  • Game of Death – Original international English title
  • Si Wang You Xi – Mandarin romanization
  • 死亡遊戲 – Traditional Chinese title
• Director: Robert Clouse (completed film), Bruce Lee (original 1972 footage)
• Starring: Bruce Lee, Kim Tai-chung, Colleen Camp, Dean Jagger, Hugh O'Brian, Robert Wall, Casanova Wong, Mel Novak
• Studio: Golden Harvest / Concord Production Inc.
• Format: DVD
• Language: English
• Running Time: 110 Minutes
• Release Year: 1978

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