Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger

The film tells the story of David "The Tiger" Lee, who was a student, protégé and successor of Bruce "The Dragon" Lee. "The Tiger" comes to Hong Kong in search of answers regarding the mysterious death of his shih-fu "The Dragon". The character Susie Yung represents Betty Ting Pei, whom "The Tiger" teams up with as they both take on "The Baron", the head of the Hong Kong mafia, in search of the truth regarding the death of the late martial arts legend "The Dragon". ==Cast==

Main roles • Bruce Li as David "The Tiger" Lee • Yi Chang as "The Baron" • Chang Sing Yee as Susie Yung Supporting roles • Ko Hsiao Pao as HKPD Officer Ko Hsiao Pao • Lung Fei • Shan Mao as Sam • Chin Kang as Wa • An Ping as George Guest roles • Ma Chiang • Chen Shen Lin as Thug #1 • Lin Chong as Thug #2 • Hsiao Min Hsiung as Thug #3 • Lee Fat Yuen as Extra #1 • Cheng Fu Hung as Huge thug • Wang Fei as Chiu's man • Chi Fu Chiang as Baron's bodyguard • Yen-Chen Cheng as Singaporean karate champ • Bruce Lee as Himself (archive footage) • Bolo Yeung as Himself (archive footage) ==Production==

Music The film's music was composed by Fu Liang Chou under the name of Chow Fook-Leung. Similar to other film scores by Fu Liang Chou, excerpts from popular music of that time can be heard interpolated in the score. These excerpts include pieces of John Barry's 1974 score to The Man with the Golden Gun, Pink Floyd's "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", and Isaac Hayes' theme to Three Tough Guys, among others. ==Sequel==

In 1978 a sequel was released titled Return of the Tiger. Li returned as a different character and the film co-starred Angela Mao. ==References==