Quentin Tarantino responds to unfair portrayal of Bruce Lee in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: That's who he is

The latest masterpiece of the master of violent aesthetics Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, was released at the end of July, but after its release, it was questioned by Bruce Lee's daughter Shannon Lee, who said that the film portrayed her father Bruce Lee as "an arrogant and boastful bastard". Today (August 13), director Quentin Tarantino responded to this matter positively, saying that there was no unfairness and he was indeed arrogant .

According to foreign media The Wrap, Quentin Tarantino, director of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, talked about the unfair portrayal of Bruce Lee at a press conference in Moscow. Quentin said: " He (Bruce Lee) is indeed an arrogant person. The way he speaks is not something I made up. This is the effect I get when I listen to him speak ."

Quentin also talked about Bruce Lee's ability to defeat "Boxing King" Muhammad Ali . Quentin said: " You may think that Bruce Lee did not say this, but I remember very clearly that he said it, and Bruce Lee's wife, Linda Lee, also said it. She wrote this sentence in Bruce Lee's autobiography. "

In addition, in response to the question raised by Bruce Lee's daughter Shannon Lee that "Brad Pitt's character could actually beat Bruce Lee", Quentin also responded. He said: "Can Brad Pitt's stuntman Cliff beat Bruce Lee? Brad Pitt may not be able to, but this Cliff may be able to. If you ask me who can win, if I say Cliff can beat Bruce Lee, it's only because he is a fictional character, but in fact Cliff is a special forces soldier during World War II, and Bruce Lee is a boxer. Cliff is a soldier, not someone who participates in sports competitions. If you have to say who can win, if Cliff and Bruce Lee are holding a martial arts competition in Madison Square Garden, then Bruce Lee can kill Cliff, but if the two of them are fighting in the jungle of the Philippines, then Cliff can kill Bruce Lee ."

Bruce Lee's daughter Shannon Lee had no problem with Mike Moh, who played Bruce Lee in the film, and thought that he imitated his father's behavior and voice very well, but it was a pity that "he was portrayed in a funny way."