Birth of the Dragon - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Birth of the Dragon"
Birth of the Dragon (2017)
Timing: 1:43 (103 min)
Birth of the Dragon - TMDB rating
5.7/10
280

Film crew

Director

Producer

Photo Michael London #94150
Michael London
Producer
Photo Christopher Wilkinson #118668
Christopher Wilkinson
Producer
Photo Stephen J. Rivele #118669
Stephen J. Rivele
Producer
Photo Janice Williams #79872
Janice Williams
Producer
Photo Leo Shi Young #18955
Leo Shi Young
Producer
Photo Hong Pang #107728
Hong Pang
Producer

Executive Producer

Photo George Nolfi #74631Photo George Nolfi #74632

George Nolfi

George Nolfi
Executive Producer

David Nicksay

David Nicksay
Executive Producer
Photo Jason Blum #3199Photo Jason Blum #3200Photo Jason Blum #3201

Jason Blum

Jason Blum
Executive Producer
Michael J. Luisi
Executive Producer
Kelly Mullen
Executive Producer
Helen Ye Zhong
Executive Producer

Casting

Joanna Colbert
Casting
Judy Lee
Casting
Photo PoPing AuYeung #71583
PoPing AuYeung
Casting

Editor

Joel Viertel
Editor

Art Direction

Catherine Ircha
Art Direction

Costume Design

Photo Aieisha Li #74315

Aieisha Li

Aieisha Li
Costume Design

Production Design

David Brisbin
Production Design

Set Decoration

John W. Micheletos
Set Decoration
Shannon Gottlieb
Set Decoration

Co-Producer

Joel Viertel
Co-Producer
Jaeson Ma
Co-Producer

Associate Producer

Photo Drew James #33178Photo Drew James #33179
Drew James
Associate Producer
Sunil Homes
Associate Producer

Additional Photography

Jennifer Kom-Tong
Additional Photography
Craig Humphries
Additional Photography

Director of Photography

Photo Amir Mokri #70571

Amir Mokri

Amir Mokri
Director of Photography

Screenplay

Photo Christopher Wilkinson #118668
Christopher Wilkinson
Screenplay
Photo Stephen J. Rivele #118669
Stephen J. Rivele
Screenplay

Music

Photo H. Scott Salinas #88873
H. Scott Salinas
Music
Reza Safinia
Music

Storyboard Artist

Josh Hayes
Storyboard Artist

What's left behind the scenes

  • According to the film, Von arrives in San Francisco aboard the ship Jeremiah O'Brien, where he meets Steve. It is a Liberty ship, built in the USA during World War II and subsequently refurbished. Jeremiah O'Brien is one of the few remaining ships of this type in the world. It is docked in San Francisco and serves as a kind of museum. During World War II, it repeatedly transported cargo across the Atlantic and participated in the Normandy landings on June 6, 1944.
  • The initial version of the film was so poorly received by audiences that it was urgently re-edited, removing many scenes with Billy Magnussen as Steve and focusing more on Philip Ng as Bruce Lee.
  • The character of Steve McKie is based on actor Steve McQueen, who trained with Bruce Lee in the late 1960s.
  • The film shows Bruce Lee filming a martial arts movie with himself in the leading role, which was not the case in reality. By this period in his life, Lee had already starred in 20 films in Hong Kong before moving to the USA. He had abandoned his acting career to focus on martial arts.
  • In the film, Bruce Lee's school is located in San Francisco, although in reality, at that time it was in Oakland, California.
  • The film's storyline regarding Von contains numerous factual errors. He was not a Shaolin monk, nor did he come to San Francisco as punishment for nearly killing someone in a fight. He subsequently did not return to China, but remained in San Francisco, where he taught martial arts until his retirement in 2005.
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