| english title | The Way of the Dragon |
| original title | 猛龍過江 |
| french title | La Fureur du Dragon |
| year | 1972 |
| country | Hong-Kong |
| director | Bruce LEE | |
| actor | Bruce LEE | Tang Lung |
| Nora MIAO Ke Hsiu | Chen Ching Hua | |
| WONG Chung Shun | ||
| WANG In Sik | ||
| CHIN Ti | ||
| Unicorn CHAN Kei Lun | ||
| LAM Ching-Ying - 林正英 | ||
| Bob WALL | Fred | |
| Chuck NORRIS | Colt | |
| Paul WEI Ping Ao | ||
| Anthony LAU Wing | ||
| producer | Bruce LEE | |
| Raymond CHOW Man Wai | ||
| action director | Bruce LEE | |
| Unicorn CHAN Kei Lun | ||
| scriptwriter | Bruce LEE |
| genres | comedy kung-fu |
| duration | 1h35 |
An unassuming, young man Tang Lung (Bruce Lee) arrives in Rome, having been sent by his family to help out a friend, Chen Ching-hua (Nora Miao). Having just taken over the family restaurant after her father's death, Ching-hua has run into local mobsters who are forcing her to sell out. Tang Lung turns out to be heaven-sent. Though a humble country boy, Lung is an adept martial artist. the gangsters turn up to cause trouble, Lung dispatches them easily with his lightning speed kung fu.
His interference angers the gang leader who orders Lung's termination. When attempts to kill him fail, the gang sends for American karate champion Colt (Chuck Norris). Undaunted, Lung accepts the challenge at the Coliseum and gears himself for a battle royal.
(source: DVD)
