Revealing: When Han is killed by Bruce Lee, and the door is spinning, you can see the belt that holds Han to the door.
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Mistakes
When Williams is checking out the tray of meat he points and says "hmm, No, I really don't think so." His words don't match up to his mouth. See more...
Trivia
In the dungeon scene where Bruce Lee battles some of the guards in front of jail cells packed with prisoners, he snatches one of the guards by the hair and snaps his neck. The poor guard was a then 18 year old Jackie Chan. See more...
Enter the Dragon mistakes
Other: In the briefing scene just after the main credits, Braithwaite is showing Lee a film of Han and his allies. What we are seeing is footage spliced into the film, as the shadows of the 16 millimetre projector's reels on Bruce Lee's face and the wall shows empty reels with no film in them at all.
Revealing: During the fight scene between Han and Bruce Lee toward the end of the movie, Bruce Lee knocks Han to the ground. The shot changes to show a frontal view of Bruce as he lands a crushing kick on Han. It looks like Han was replaced with a dummy for this shot, as Bruce's kick seems to just send Han across the room. As I reviewed the scene, I could see that Han was actually a dummy of some sort .
Enter the Dragon trivia
In the dungeon scene where Bruce Lee battles some of the guards in front of jail cells packed with prisoners, he snatches one of the guards by the hair and snaps his neck. The poor guard was a then 18 year old Jackie Chan.
In the scene in the monastery, the student that Bruce Lee defeats in combat is Sammo Hung.
Bruce Lee died three weeks before the release of the film.