"Way of the Dragon" is a martial arts film directed and written by Bruce Lee. Released in 1972, it stars Lee as Tang Lung, who travels to Rome to help a family facing local threats. The film features iconic fight scenes, including the legendary showdown between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris in the Roman Colosseum. Beyond its action, the movie explores themes of cultural clashes and showcases Lee's philosophy on martial arts. It stands as a pivotal work in martial arts cinema, highlighting Bruce Lee's influence not only as a phenomenal martial artist but also as a filmmaker and cultural ambassador. "The Way of the Dragon" was released in North America after Bruce Lee's death. Bruce Lee passed away in 1973, and the film was released in the United States in 1974 under the title "Return of the Dragon." The box office success of the film was notable, largely fueled by Bruce Lee's growing posthumous fame and the anticipation surrounding the legendary fight scene between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris in the Colosseum. The film's success in North America contributed significantly to solidifying Bruce Lee's legacy as a martial arts icon and further popularized martial arts films in Western cinema.