todos merecem respeito,David Carradine popularizou as artes marciais na televisão como nenhum outro,quem assistiu na época esta série sabe como ela foi muito importante também no sentido do respeito ao próximo e na honestidade e honrades.
Entrei no karate com 11 anos em 84 antes de assistir qq filme...eu não sabia nem o q era karate ..estava jogando bola na rua e minha falecida mãe passou de carro e falou:te botei no karate...foi um dos maiores presentes q ela me deu.oss mãe!
The one in red pants should have a care weapon in his legs ... "Kung Fu" It was a great series! Thank you for sharing your inspiring memory! I Being a small moviegoer I fell in love with martial arts. El de pantalón rojo debió tener en sus piernas un arma de cuidado... ¡"Kung Fu" Fue una gran serie! ¡Gracias por compartir tu recuerdo inspirador! Siendo un pequeño espectador del cine me enamoré de las artes marciales.
no one was there, just speculation on how he died, just to throw off investigating who killed him. Rip David, thanks for all the great shows, love every one!!!!!
For some reason the comment i left on here 3 years ago is no longer there. So, again I say rest in peace Kwai Chang Caine aka David Carradine, fans of the Kung Fu TV series all miss you. This was one of the best shows ever put on television. I wish I had been old enough to watch it at that time I was 3 years old when the final season ran, the dj
@Muhammadick I was kind of surprised that David Chow didn't execute more authentic moves in this scene. He authored a book called 'Kung Fu: philosophy and technique' and it's really very good.
sirlordwhitman probably because what works in real life isn’t as visually impressive as what he came up here! Roger Ebert once joked that whilst Enter The Dragon was entertaining, if they’d all just leapt on Bruce rather than wait their turn the movie would have been over in 5 minutes 😂
Of course this all looks pretty silly now, along with Flash Gordon, Lost in Space, Rocky and Star Wars, to one degree or other. This was ground breaking stuff in it's day, we wouldn't have missed it for the world, it was outstanding for what it was.
+cspace1234nz This was must viewing back in the day. And one of those rare things. It suggested there might be higher things in life for young people to think about. Tho' Caine came in peace -but left them in pieces...lol.
When Kung Fu the series came out,I was a white belt in Goju Ryu. As soon as class was over, I would run home so as to not miss a single episode. Even though the show seems silly nowadays, the spiritual lessons meant a lot to me back then.
Buddy's memory burns ever bright; Underneath our sorrow, ever there. Death, unlike the coming of the night, Does nothing to the loveliness of light, Yet dancing through the willows' tangled hair.
U make some valid points i'm not disputing any of em , just 2 say despite this u can't really take anything away from David Carradine's role in Kung Fu he played it exceptionally well . I genuinely doubt Bruce Lee could have bettered it.
As artes marciais tem seus valores destintos em cada segmento, se tratando do KUNG FU, este se caracteriza pela aplicação da filosofia no exercício do espírito buscando o equilíbrio da mente. O que consideramos como luta no KUNG FU, nada mas é do que a teoria sendo aplicada na prática.
@KurtCobain198666 Ed Spelman wrote Kung Fu in 1966, a new yorker who was studying kung fu at the time. He dreamed about being the only caucasian allowed into the shaolin monastery. So he wrote the script in 1966 It found its way, eventualy into Warner Brothers library. Where it sat there for like 6 years. Jerry Thorpe found the script a executive producer and created the Kung Fu Series. And its about a caucasian/western unlocking the secrets of the east.Jerry recruted David from broadway.
Muitos dizem que David Carradine teve um desempenho fantastico na série Kung Fu. Nunca vi a série portanto não posso julgar o desempenho do ator. Mas uma coisa eu tenho a certeza, nas cenas de luta ninguém batia o Bruce Lee. Tenho a certeza que se o papel principal fosse dado ao Lee (que inicialmente era para ser ele), as cenas de luta seriam mais emocionantes.
Espero que você já tenha visto a série. Aí ele teria percebido que o importante não eram as lutas, mas sim a filosofia. E se você ler a biografia de Bruce Lee escrita por Matthew Polly, verá que esse papel não foi escrito para ele. Carradine ganhou o papel contra vários candidatos porque era o melhor ator.
Some say these shows are now silly. I'm not sure I agree. The production values are what they are but honestly, you could still watch one of these episodes today and it would still not be out of its depth. This was a show about morality. A show where the ideas of trying to live a simple existence without enmity for all life are still relevant. Of course, you had to find some kind of antagonist or dilemma or you wouldn't have a show but the lessons on being helpful and thoughtful were just as powerful as were the bad guys getting their just desserts. I can think of many contemporary shows that do a far less impressive job at both despite having the advantages of more modern technology.
@unclemort1960 didnt hear that it may b the case but irrelevnt whether he liked it or not he did an excellent job playing the part and it was a successful show. It still holds up well today in its core message
I don't dispute that Bruce Lee would have bettered David Carradine in the fight scenes But i dont agree that David Carradines role was cold and alienating. I guess thats a personal opinion. Have u seen a movie made in the early 80s Lone Wolf Mcquade featuring David Carradine as the bad guy? Theres a fight scene @ the end he fights with Chick Norris quite impressive !
Even though he's dead: I lost respect for Dave when he claimed he was channelling Bruce Lee. Then later discovered Kung Fu was network plagiarism. Fact "Bruce Lee pitched the concept even a script but the network said He was to Chinese and turned him down." ( according to long time friend) James Coburn. The final disgrace for Dave was, thai neighbors described their american, legend, neighbor, as a boy love o-phile. We will never know because thai police filed death by strangulation. Similar to autoerotic asphyxiation. According to psychology today article.
@KurtCobain198666 ok didnt know that. I thought he may have had some schooling in martial arts. But ask yourself this question. Would Bruce Lee have done a better job as the leading man in the series than David Carradine did? Regardless of the reason u believe Bruce Lee wasnt picked 4 the role u cant take away David Carradines performance on the show which was exceptional. Thats really my point
@KurtCobain198666 I aint comparing David Carradine 2 the actors u mention just Bruce Lee and i think he could hold his own against Bruce Lee in the acting dept. Others also have come up with ideas 4 a show that dont mean they can star in em dont always work that way. Many dont even get a guest appearance on a show they themselves have often even put 2 script!!
I feel sorry for the guy, but his CV of movies over the past year look very ominous:::::: Hell Ride Son of the Dragon Last Hour Death Race My Suicide Absolute Evil !!!!! No kidding, just look at his filmography on Wikipedia. Weird or what???
@unclemort1960 u dont think its aged well? compared 2 man other series from the early 70s i think it has. and theres more than just violence in its message check out the links!! haha
I am a huge Bruce Lee fan-but don't understand why so many people hate on David Carradine.When he started the show he wasn't a martial artist, but became one.With Bruce Lee the fight scenes would have been much better but the show wasn't about fighting ability-it was about a philosophy of life.The philosophy could have been better but what do you expect from American TV? I wish people wouldn't think so negatively. That's why assholes wouldn't put an asian man in the lead role to begin with.
@KurtCobain198666 I think u belittling Caradines achievements his acting and martial arts expertise. He wasnt the novice u make him out 2 b. He was a capable fighter in his own right. Check out an early 80s movie called 'Lone wolf Mcacquade' his stoush with Chuck Norris 1 of the more realistic fight scenes ever put on film no special effects and gizmos. U mayb impressed and a little surprised.
kwai chang caine(david carradine) if, the masters killed you. maybe, you should have trained harder. if, you were getting your sex on? you didn't take heed to the teaching of the way. you open the eye to kung fu thank you r.i.p.
@bj616 - This show was initiated (conceptualized) by Bruce Lee , but the producers said USA was NOT read for a Chinese hero on TV. So, they gave him the servant job and a mask to wear on- The Green Hornet !
+Canal da Pirolla If you wish visit Richard Clear's You Tube Channel about his knowledge of Kung Fu and Its various styles, too many to write here. The man has earned Sigung with the Chinese Masters. The man is a walking encyclopedia of that art with most of not all Its styles, known and rarely known. Sigung is the equivalent of an honor student among the general students. He went further than Bruce Lee. He has advanced development of Chi defenses beyond Bruce lee's internal Chi with Wing Chun. Not to disrespect Bruce Lee's memory, but to elude to the fact that since Bruce Lee, especially now-a-days, practitioners have acquired advanced Shaolin and Silat techniques. Sigung Clear also offers Systema. Mr. Clear lives in my town, and I am privileged and honored to have met with him. He is remarkable. His nearly 40 years of training is impressive to say the least. As you may know, there are others with You Tube channels who share advanced techniques for free, but just for the love of advanced knowledge far beyond the sport arena type martial arts. I wish to express my gratitude for Bruce Lee's efforts with bringing martial arts via media to the U.S.A. and the west at large. But Mr. Lee and Mr. Carradine both should get credit for the explosion of dojos and academies being established during the time of around 1970 and beyond within the U.S.A. I miss both men and their contribution to the Martial Arts. : (
+Canal da Pirolla You know they were going to cast Bruce Lee as the lead in this show but decided on David Carradine instead because they didn't believe America was ready for an Asian main character.
Actually, Bruce Lee lacked the humility to play on Kung Fu T.V. Show. The producers thought he could not portray the look of meek, gentle presence monk on the show.
Poor Bruce Lee, I can understand how hard it was for him to see this log trying to do Tai-Chi Chuan. Carradine was a good actor, but a zero on Martal Arts. The good old racism won this time.
Me encanta esta sería, TH-cam debería tener capítulos completos en español de esta sería, me gustaría compartirla con mis hijos.
I saw this episode when new on our crappy T.V. at age 18. So much fun!
I couldn't miss a single episode back in the 70's ;D
todos merecem respeito,David Carradine popularizou as artes marciais na televisão como nenhum outro,quem assistiu na época esta série sabe como ela foi muito importante também no sentido do respeito ao próximo e na honestidade e honrades.
Não existe uma série melhor do q "kung fu", com David carradine .
respect to the guy...shame he died in the way he did.for me he was great acting this part in tv series
Entrei no karate com 11 anos em 84 antes de assistir qq filme...eu não sabia nem o q era karate ..estava jogando bola na rua e minha falecida mãe passou de carro e falou:te botei no karate...foi um dos maiores presentes q ela me deu.oss mãe!
The one in red pants should have a care weapon in his legs ... "Kung Fu" It was a great series! Thank you for sharing your inspiring memory! I Being a small moviegoer I fell in love with martial arts.
El de pantalón rojo debió tener en sus piernas un arma de cuidado... ¡"Kung Fu" Fue una gran serie! ¡Gracias por compartir tu recuerdo inspirador! Siendo un pequeño espectador del cine me enamoré de las artes marciales.
no one was there, just speculation on how he died, just to throw off investigating who killed him.
Rip David, thanks for all the great shows, love every one!!!!!
For some reason the comment i left on here 3 years ago is no longer there. So, again I say rest in peace Kwai Chang Caine aka David Carradine, fans of the Kung Fu TV series all miss you. This was one of the best shows ever put on television. I wish I had been old enough to watch it at that time I was 3 years old when the final season ran, the dj
R.I.P. David!
GOD BLESS, His Soul & His Family!
This whole eposode was too good . - rest in peace
@Muhammadick I was kind of surprised that David Chow didn't execute more authentic moves in this scene. He authored a book called 'Kung Fu: philosophy and technique' and it's really very good.
sirlordwhitman probably because what works in real life isn’t as visually impressive as what he came up here!
Roger Ebert once joked that whilst Enter The Dragon was entertaining, if they’d all just leapt on Bruce rather than wait their turn the movie would have been over in 5 minutes 😂
Dallas Cowboys,good time vans,afro puffs and Kung Fu.The 70's rocked! lol
Love this series.
Bruce Lee would've won an Emmy!
Of course this all looks pretty silly now, along with Flash Gordon, Lost in Space, Rocky and Star Wars, to one degree or other. This was ground breaking stuff in it's day, we wouldn't have missed it for the world, it was outstanding for what it was.
Right on bro, you gotta crawl before you can walk.
+cspace1234nz This was must viewing back in the day. And one of those rare things. It suggested there might be higher things in life for young people to think about. Tho' Caine came in peace -but left them in pieces...lol.
When Kung Fu the series came out,I was a white belt in Goju Ryu. As soon as class was over, I would run home so as to not miss a single episode. Even though the show seems silly nowadays, the spiritual lessons meant a lot to me back then.
you know we are only human we all make mistakes i feel for him and his family rest in peace sir.
por isso que a maioria dos caras da antiga nao sabe oque e kung fu era uma mistureba nos filmes antigo valia ate shuriken 😁😁
The best fight
enfluienciou minha vida muito também , mas na parte filosófica.
Remember watching kung fu, then later going outside and taking on all the trees and bushes kung fu style?
Buddy's memory burns ever bright;
Underneath our sorrow, ever there.
Death, unlike the coming of the night,
Does nothing to the loveliness of light,
Yet dancing through the willows' tangled hair.
Rip young grasshopper
may he rest in peace
Bom
Totalmente de acuerdo!
classic fight, well it was the best one in 70s era, no trick, no edit
U make some valid points i'm not disputing any of em , just 2 say despite this u can't really take anything away from David Carradine's role in Kung Fu he played it exceptionally well . I genuinely doubt Bruce Lee could have bettered it.
Did he pop the other Shoalin priest's eardrums so hard that killed his opponent?
Filme e bom mas só passa treller quero filme completo
As artes marciais tem seus valores destintos em cada segmento, se tratando do KUNG FU, este se caracteriza pela aplicação da filosofia no exercício do espírito buscando o equilíbrio da mente. O que consideramos como luta no KUNG FU, nada mas é do que a teoria sendo aplicada na prática.
Tem que pôr filme completo só treller
@KurtCobain198666 Ed Spelman wrote Kung Fu in 1966, a new yorker who was studying kung fu at the time. He dreamed about being the only caucasian allowed into the shaolin monastery. So he wrote the script in 1966 It found its way, eventualy into Warner Brothers library. Where it sat there for like 6 years. Jerry Thorpe found the script a executive producer and created the Kung Fu Series.
And its about a caucasian/western unlocking the secrets of the east.Jerry recruted David from broadway.
"Kung fu" was great stuff. great, great stuff.
Muitos dizem que David Carradine teve um desempenho fantastico na série Kung Fu. Nunca vi a série portanto não posso julgar o desempenho do ator. Mas uma coisa eu tenho a certeza, nas cenas de luta ninguém batia o Bruce Lee. Tenho a certeza que se o papel principal fosse dado ao Lee (que inicialmente era para ser ele), as cenas de luta seriam mais emocionantes.
Espero que você já tenha visto a série. Aí ele teria percebido que o importante não eram as lutas, mas sim a filosofia. E se você ler a biografia de Bruce Lee escrita por Matthew Polly, verá que esse papel não foi escrito para ele. Carradine ganhou o papel contra vários candidatos porque era o melhor ator.
This clip is from the Kung Fu tv pilot movie
Some say these shows are now silly. I'm not sure I agree. The production values are what they are but honestly, you could still watch one of these episodes today and it would still not be out of its depth. This was a show about morality. A show where the ideas of trying to live a simple existence without enmity for all life are still relevant. Of course, you had to find some kind of antagonist or dilemma or you wouldn't have a show but the lessons on being helpful and thoughtful were just as powerful as were the bad guys getting their just desserts. I can think of many contemporary shows that do a far less impressive job at both despite having the advantages of more modern technology.
I want to go to Thailand now...
Great job young Grasshopper! lol
Alguém sabe onde consigo inteiro esse filme pfvv eu tô atrás pois meu pai quer assistir mais não consigo achar completo 😕
cool
why is this episode and several others missing from the seasons on amazon?
I keep thinking he's going to burst into a Midnight Oil song.
@unclemort1960 didnt hear that it may b the case but irrelevnt whether he liked it or not he did an excellent job playing the part and it was a successful show. It still holds up well today in its core message
Romim Dio coloca o filme completo
REST IN PEACE!!!!!
Tenía la cara perfecta p el papel q representaba pero era un verso como artista marcial.
I don't dispute that Bruce Lee would have bettered David Carradine in the fight scenes But i dont agree that David Carradines role was cold and alienating. I guess thats a personal opinion. Have u seen a movie made in the early 80s Lone Wolf Mcquade featuring David Carradine as the bad guy? Theres a fight scene @ the end he fights with Chick Norris quite impressive !
Is there a better version of this scene?
Seriado bom mas esse canal si treller
You know that David carradine would kill any ufc mma navy seal Bruce Lee right
Onde encontro completo?
confusus also say, he who spend time on internet, most often will not get laid at all, right?
well, at least there is no exagerated hit sounds....
Rightyoh...
Even though he's dead: I lost respect for Dave when he claimed he was channelling Bruce Lee. Then later discovered Kung Fu was network plagiarism. Fact "Bruce Lee pitched the concept even a script but the network said He was to Chinese and turned him down." ( according to long time friend) James Coburn.
The final disgrace for Dave was, thai neighbors described their american, legend, neighbor, as a boy love o-phile.
We will never know because thai police filed death by strangulation. Similar to autoerotic asphyxiation.
According to psychology today article.
Actually he thought about it.
# عربى - مسلم - مر من هنا ❤❤❤
ELE PERTO DE BRUCE LEE É UM GRÃO DE AREIA!
shock!
@KurtCobain198666 ok didnt know that. I thought he may have had some schooling in martial arts. But ask yourself this question. Would Bruce Lee have done a better job as the leading man in the series than David Carradine did? Regardless of the reason u believe Bruce Lee wasnt picked 4 the role u cant take away David Carradines performance on the show which was exceptional. Thats really my point
LOL!!! What was david doing
of course hes talking about a street fight not ufc
The choreography would have been better with Bruce Lee but the studio heads would have had an apolexy dealing with him
You have to listen to slamming death metal it was William tolley who coin the Kung Fu metal
@westnblu but did`nt carradine dislike doing the show
lots of nice women in thailand?????????
En 0:37 cuando ponen el puño sobre la mano izquierda quiere decir:
te voy a partir tu madre guey !!
@KurtCobain198666 I aint comparing David Carradine 2 the actors u mention just Bruce Lee and i think he could hold his own against Bruce Lee in the acting dept. Others also have come up with ideas 4 a show that dont mean they can star in em dont always work that way. Many dont even get a guest appearance on a show they themselves have often even put 2 script!!
SE ESSE FILME TE INFLUENCIOU, ENTÃO VC TÁ PRECISANDO DE TERAPIA, VAI VER UM FILME DO BRUCE LEE PRA SABER O QUE É LUTA E MOTIVAÇÃO DE VERDADE!
I feel sorry for the guy, but his CV of movies over the past year look very ominous::::::
Hell Ride
Son of the Dragon
Last Hour
Death Race
My Suicide
Absolute Evil
!!!!!
No kidding, just look at his filmography on Wikipedia.
Weird or what???
how did he die?
@unclemort1960 u dont think its aged well? compared 2 man other series from the early 70s i think it has. and theres more than just violence in its message check out the links!! haha
I am a huge Bruce Lee fan-but don't understand why so many people hate on David Carradine.When he started the show he wasn't a martial artist, but became one.With Bruce Lee the fight scenes would have been much better but the show wasn't about fighting ability-it was about a philosophy of life.The philosophy could have been better but what do you expect from American TV? I wish people wouldn't think so negatively. That's why assholes wouldn't put an asian man in the lead role to begin with.
@KurtCobain198666 I think u belittling Caradines achievements his acting and martial arts expertise. He wasnt the novice u make him out 2 b. He was a capable fighter in his own right. Check out an early 80s movie called 'Lone wolf Mcacquade' his stoush with Chuck Norris 1 of the more realistic fight scenes ever put on film no special effects and gizmos. U mayb impressed and a little surprised.
u teach krav maga?
More like pixel fights pixel...
2:44 = psyche.
nice poem!
why did he kill himself... something freaky going on in Bangkok
my master say, a man who keeps his hand in his pocket must be feeling cocky!
0:36 did this nigga just shimmy?
kwai chang caine(david carradine)
if, the masters killed you.
maybe, you should have trained harder.
if, you were getting your sex on?
you didn't take heed to the teaching of the way.
you open the eye to kung fu thank you
r.i.p.
@bj616 -
This show was initiated (conceptualized) by Bruce Lee , but the producers said USA was NOT read for a Chinese hero on TV. So, they gave him the servant job and a mask to wear on- The Green Hornet !
who added the gay guys dancing to Tennessee Whiskey at the end
A real shit, Bruce Lee is the greatest kung fu fighter the world has ever had
+Canal da Pirolla If you wish visit Richard Clear's You Tube Channel about his knowledge of Kung Fu and Its various styles, too many to write here. The man has earned Sigung with the Chinese Masters. The man is a walking encyclopedia of that art with most of not all Its styles, known and rarely known. Sigung is the equivalent of an honor student among the general students.
He went further than Bruce Lee. He has advanced development of Chi defenses beyond Bruce lee's internal Chi with Wing Chun. Not to disrespect Bruce Lee's memory, but to elude to the fact that since Bruce Lee, especially now-a-days, practitioners have acquired advanced Shaolin and Silat techniques. Sigung Clear also offers Systema. Mr. Clear lives in my town, and I am privileged and honored to have met with him. He is remarkable. His nearly 40 years of training is impressive to say the least.
As you may know, there are others with You Tube channels who share advanced techniques for free, but just for the love of advanced knowledge far beyond the sport arena type martial arts.
I wish to express my gratitude for Bruce Lee's efforts with bringing martial arts via media to the U.S.A. and the west at large. But Mr. Lee and Mr. Carradine both should get credit for the explosion of dojos and academies being established during the time of around 1970 and beyond within the U.S.A.
I miss both men and their contribution to the Martial Arts. : (
+Canal da Pirolla You know they were going to cast Bruce Lee as the lead in this show but decided on David Carradine instead because they didn't believe America was ready for an Asian main character.
Actually, Bruce Lee lacked the humility to play on Kung Fu T.V. Show. The producers thought he could not portray the look of meek, gentle presence monk on the show.
a real fighter avoids dirty language.
bucetossauro
flamengo é FLAMENGO
@Cprince1 Bruce Lee wasnt as good an actor as David Carradine thats why he missed out on the part
So, are they gonna fight or just wave their fingers at each other some more?
I'm here from a guardian article and I don't quite understand what's going on.
@westnblu i enjoyed the show as a kid ,but has it `aged` well? but yeah the message was good ,violence only as a last resort.
first throwing star missed by 11 kilometers.
Lol, he can barely kick.
That star missed by like 12 feet. lol.
Bruce Lee
1:00 lol
confusus say,he who chokes his chicken in closet should not were noose around neck.
@israeliwarriors
Let me understand, U are a "warrior for Israel" ?
The Biblical Israel or the Zorah Israel?
@israeliwarriors
Poor Bruce Lee, I can understand how hard it was for him to see this log trying to do Tai-Chi Chuan. Carradine was a good actor, but a zero on Martal Arts. The good old racism won this time.