Bruce Lee's daughter calls out Quentin Tarantino for 'inaccurate' portrayal of her father


By AGENCY

'My father lived and breathed martial arts, ' Shannon Lee said in a guest column for The Hollywood Reporter recently. Photo: Filepic

Bruce Lee’s daughter Shannon Lee has once again spoken up against director Quentin Tarantino for making an “inaccurate” and “unnecessary” depiction of her father in the 2019 film Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood.

Shannon first called out Tarantino for making a “mockery” of the late martial artist during an exclusive interview with The Wrap in 2019, a point that was addressed by the director during a guesting on the podcast The Joe Rogan Experience on June 29. Tarantino, currently promoting the novelisation of his film, stated that he understood Shannon having problems with how Bruce was depicted in the film but dismissed others’ criticism of the character.

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