Step into the golden era of Hong Kong cinema featuring Andre Morgan, a pivotal figure at Golden Harvest Films. In this episode, Andre Morgan shares his unique experiences working alongside legendary figures such as Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, and Sammo Hung on legendary films like Enter the Dragon and Game of Death. He recounts what happened following the untimely death of Bruce Lee and how the film studio adapted to the shocking loss.

Morgan's stories provide a rare glimpse into the fast-paced world of Hong Kong filmmaking during its heyday. Full of fascinating personal anecdotes, including how Morgan ended up in front of the camera for When Taekwondo Strikes, a film that marked a significant milestone in his career. He also discusses the challenges of international co-productions, highlighting the cultural exchanges and logistical hurdles faced while filming in various countries.

He delves into the personal relationships and camaraderie shared with stars like Angela Mao and Jimmy Wang Yu, offering a heartfelt perspective on the collaborative spirit that defined Golden Harvest's success. His reflections on the evolution of the Asian film industry provide valuable context for understanding the global impact of these films.

"We finished shooting on March 4th. March 4th, enter the dragon. March 4th was my 21st birthday."

"I went from working on that project to working on a movie called Hapkido, which was one of the first three movies that launched Angela Mao's career."

"Without June Rhee, Taekwondo couldn't have been made."

Get behind-the-scenes of classic martial arts movies as we explore the unfortunate death of Bruce Lee and the legacy of Golden Harvest Films and celebrate the enduring influence of Hong Kong cinema.