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BLR/Bruce Lee Review
(Bruce Lee Review)
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Fanzine from United Kingdom


- First issue in 2011
- 5 issues are listed in the moviemags.com database. (full listing). Highslide JS
- Publisher/Editor: John Overall.
- The fanzine started life as an article in Invasion #11 (July 1995) and developed into a book (March 2009).
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Issue #5
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October/November/December 2012
The Brandon Lee Takeover Special

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Issue #4
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April/May/June 2012
Interview Enter the Dragon producer Fred Weintraub and collaborator David Fields about the memoir Bruce Lee, Woodstock and Me...
follow John Little In Pursuit of the Dragon
break out the toolbox and hammer away at DIY JKD...
step back to a time when the UK Bruce Lee Convention was King...
consider our place in the Bruce Lee universe: Fighter or Fanboy?
build the Ultimate Big Boss...
And contemplate Bruce Lee's Legacy in Film.

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Issue #3
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November/December 2011
Tao of Jeet Kune Expanded Edition
Game of Death Revisited - full features and interviews
Action star Gary Daniels interview about his role in The Legend of Bruce Lee
Old-school Computer Games of Death
JKD's Unsung Hero James Yimm Lee
The Big Boss soundtracks

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Issue #2
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June/July/August 2011
Features Bruce Lee in Longstreet and interview with Jeannot Szwarc director of Wednesday's Child episode, Young Bruce Lee and Aarif Lee interview, Bruce Lee in Four Colours comic book article, Way of the Drive-In plus product reviews.

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Issue #1
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February/March/April 2011
Features an interview with Bruce Lee Senior Student Taky Kimura, an interview withThe Forgotten Student - Phil Bardelli Interview, The 'Missing' Big Boss - Part One, The Green Hornet Short feature and interview with director Aurelien Poitrimoult plus product reviews.

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