"Game of Death" is a film that Bruce Lee started creating and filming in the fall of 1972. The original title had one more character than the subsequent versions of the film. However, due to the opportunity to perform in "Enter the Dragon" in Hollywood, he had to leave the filming of "Game of Death" unfinished, with only about one-third of the scenes completed. In "Game of Death," Bruce Lee planned to showcase his martial arts skills and philosophy through a storyline that involved a character named Billy Lo, who was a martial arts movie star. The film was intended to explore the theme of the true nature of martial arts and its place in modern society. After Bruce Lee's unexpected death in July 1973, the incomplete footage of "Game of Death" was re-edited and released in 1978 with the help of stand-ins, stunt doubles, and special effects. The final version of the film incorporated footage from Bruce Lee's older films as well and has become a cult classic among fans of martial arts films.