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The filmBruce Lee and Iis not the movie described in the text. This one is an adventure starring an acquaintance of Lee named Unicorn Chan, who cajoled Bruce into choreographing some fight scenes. Reportedly, Lee was very upset with Chan about the title. The one in the text is something titledBruce Lee: His Last Days and Nightsamong other things, released in 1976. --Ted Watson(talk)22:28, 1 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

UPDATE—O.K., somebody has changed a few things so the Unicorn Chan film is no longer referenced, except via the title. The given title shouldnotbe the title of the article, since the IMDb seems to indicate (their lineissomewhat confusing) that it is the literal English translation of a Hong Kong reissue's Mandarin title, not used on any English language release. I await discussion as to whether the article should bear the English transcription of the Mandarin original (Lei Siu Lung yi ngo) or its primary English title (Bruce Lee: His Last Days, His Last Nights). --Ted Watson(talk)20:21, 2 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]