PLUS FREE BRUCE LEE THE SINGAPORE CONNECTION BOOK With only 100 produced, this ultra-limited edition offers superior strength and durability that will proudly sit on any bookshelf or coffee table. With the best premium 170gsm satin paper available, the book provides exceptional printing clarity throughout the publication.
This beautifully produced book is bound cased in the 'Classic Traditional' thread sewn method for superior book quality, making this hardback 'gold leaf' masterpiece a fantastic collectable.
It is enclosed in a bespoke gold leaf BLF emblem 3mm thick slipcase, which is a true collector's dream.
As a bonus, this collection includes authentic reproductions of the ultra-rare original first-release Hong Kong lobby cards and theatrical cinema poster, presented within a replica of the Golden Harvest envelope issued to the cinema owners upon its premiere release in October 1971.
Limited Edition Contents:
• 150-pages high quality, best premium paper content page, featuring new writings by Bruce Lee researchers - Steve Kerridge and Darren Chua
• Dozens of rare, alternate angle unseen photos and first-hand information of "The Big Boss"
• Rare Information on over 3 hours (est. 190 min) of raw footage filmed and seen before editing
• Photos and exclusive information of the filmed deleted "saw scene" and the revelation of the mysteries of the "Third Prostitute Peeping Scene" as well as the "Second Prostitute Bed Scene". Identities of the second and third prostitutes revealed.
• Detailed revelation of the mysteries of Bruce Lee's fight against a Thai Boxing Champion on and off set of "The Big Boss"
• Exclusive list of over two dozen Thai stuntmen/ extras; statue of the real legendary Big Boss in Thailand uncovered
• Revelation of the missing & existing scenes directed by Wu Chia-Hsiang
• Mysterious ghost film editor of "The Big Boss"; The real Mandarin voice dubber of Bruce Lee in "The Big Boss" revealed
• Rare James Tien, Maria Yi and Tony Liu talks on "The Big Boss" and exclusive anecdotes of Bruce Lee in 1971 revealed
• Exclusive articles on Ma Man-Chun, the prop manager who portrays the gambling guy, Chan Chue, the assistant director who portrays the factory manager in "The Big Boss" and Chan Yuk, the still photographer of "The Big Boss"
• Forewords by Chris Chen, the cinematographer in "The Big Boss" and Cheung Yiu-Jo, the assistant cinematographer's anecdotes in "The Big Boss"