Legendary martial arts actor. Bruce's parents were touring the US as part of an opera company when he was born. They soon returned to Hong Kong, where he was raised and became a child star. He also became quite skilled in kung fu. When he was 18, he returned to the US and enrolled in the University of Washington. He also started teaching kung fu to make money. By now he had developed his own style of kung fu, which he called Jeet Kune Do and opened his own school. Soon he dropped out of school and moved to Oakland to open his second school. He was cast in the role of Kato in the short-lived Green Hornet TV series. After being snubbed for the Kung Fu TV series, Bruce returned to Hong Kong where he filmed The Big Boss and Fists of Fury. He even scripted and directed his own film, Way of the Dragon (later retitled as Return of the Dragon). Hollywood finally called him back to star in Enter the Dragon, which would become the most successful; martial arts films of all time. Tragically, Bruce died of a brain edema before the movie's premiere. His wife edited Bruce's notes about his style of kung fu into a book titled Tao of Jeet Kune Do.

Jason was raised in Hawaii, where his family moved to when he was 2. He appeared in several TV movies before getting the lead role in Map of the Human Heart. He was then tapped to star in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story after he took a crash course on Jeet Kune Do. His next project, Rapa Nui, a film directed by Kevin Costner, was a failure. He did much better with Disney's The Jungle Book. jason also appeared as Aladdin in the Arabian Nights TV miniseries. He also starred in the Broadway revival of The King and I.