The Ang Lee-directed biopic has little to do before filming can begin, according to producer Lawrence Grey.
The Big Picture After spending years preparing the script and training his son, Ang Lee could soon get underway on his hotly-anticipated Bruce Lee biopic, according to producer Lawrence Grey. Announced late last year, it was unclear exactly how much of the project the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon filmmaker had developed before releasing an update. Grey told our Editor-in-chief Steve Weintraub during an interview at TIFF that all writing for the project was nearly complete.
What to Expect From Ang Lee's Bruce Lee Biopic The biopic is a passion project for the Academy Award-winning director Lee with his son Mason Lee taking on the role of one of the most ubiquitous Chinese-American actors to ever appear on the big screen.
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