A Korean man comes to America to thank the American GI who saved his life, but instead winds up running a struggling karate studio.A Korean man comes to America to thank the American GI who saved his life, but instead winds up running a struggling karate studio.A Korean man comes to America to thank the American GI who saved his life, but instead winds up running a struggling karate studio.
Pat Paulsen
- Psychiatrist
- (as Pat Paulson)
James Mendenhall
- Police Captain
- (as Jim Mendenhall)
Irma P. Hall
- Mrs. Brown
- (as Irma Hall)
Ronnie Stutes
- V.A. Officer #2
- (as Ron Stutes)
Jack E. Shadix
- V.A. Officer #3
- (as Jack Shadix)
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- TriviaSome of the cast and crew remained unpaid for their work after filming was completed. They even went as far as calling the movie "They Still Owe Me Bruce."
- SoundtracksKick It
by Lorenzo Toppano and Paul Parrish
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And I luv every last minute of it
I saw this movie as a youngen about a million times on cable in the 80's
Through the 90's I had about 10 years to totally forget about this movie that I had liked so much
Well when I re-discovered this film in 2001 I had to get my hands on it ASAP again to see if it would stand the test of time
Guess What?It did and then some
I like this movie now more then ever(one of my top 5)
It never takes itself seriously and never really drags as the story is constantly moving
the entire movie is based around Bruce(Johnny Yune) trying to find Private Brown who saved his life during the Korean war
Throughout the movie Bruce is constantly side tracked from his pursuit of Private Brown
The ending is pretty good to as it makes you think it's going to end on a 50% down note as Bruce wins the tournament which is the plus but Private Brown the man he's been looking for turns out to be the evil crime lord...or does he ;)
Overall I don't think anyone today would enjoy this movie
But fans of feel-good cheesey 80's movies should appreciate this.
I saw this movie as a youngen about a million times on cable in the 80's
Through the 90's I had about 10 years to totally forget about this movie that I had liked so much
Well when I re-discovered this film in 2001 I had to get my hands on it ASAP again to see if it would stand the test of time
Guess What?It did and then some
I like this movie now more then ever(one of my top 5)
It never takes itself seriously and never really drags as the story is constantly moving
the entire movie is based around Bruce(Johnny Yune) trying to find Private Brown who saved his life during the Korean war
Throughout the movie Bruce is constantly side tracked from his pursuit of Private Brown
The ending is pretty good to as it makes you think it's going to end on a 50% down note as Bruce wins the tournament which is the plus but Private Brown the man he's been looking for turns out to be the evil crime lord...or does he ;)
Overall I don't think anyone today would enjoy this movie
But fans of feel-good cheesey 80's movies should appreciate this.
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By what name was They Still Call Me Bruce (1987) officially released in Canada in English?
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