Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee turned martial arts into cinema. Born in San Francisco in 1940 and raised in Hong Kong, he founded Jeet Kune Do and starred in The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, The Way of the Dragon and Enter the Dragon before his death in 1973. The yellow jumpsuit with black side stripes comes from Game of Death, the film he never finished. It is the look most closely tied to him. UK delivery is free.
Collector's Guide
Collectibles
Zero Variant carries Bruce Lee figures from INART, produced under licence from Bruce Lee Enterprises and built around that Game of Death jumpsuit.
- An INART Action 1/12 figure at 15.5 cm in a real fabric jumpsuit, with calm and expressive head sculpts, nunchaku and a bamboo whip
- A 1/6 collectible figure at 27.6 cm on an articulated silicone body, with a bamboo staff, nunchaku in their own bag and a staircase diorama piece
- Twelve interchangeable hands on each figure, covering fists, open palms, gestures and weapon grips
Why Collectors Love It
Bruce Lee's screen fights were built on speed the camera could barely follow, so a figure has to suggest movement rather than freeze a single pose. That is why the hands and heads matter: a guard, an open palm and a nunchaku grip each capture a different moment of a fight. His ideas reached beyond film too, from Jeet Kune Do's rejection of fixed styles to the "be water" line quoted far outside martial arts. The yellow jumpsuit adds its own pull. Quentin Tarantino dressed Uma Thurman in one for Kill Bill, so it reads instantly on a shelf even to people who have never seen Game of Death.
Bruce Lee Collectibles at Zero Variant
Bruce Lee figures in this range are officially licensed and sourced through authorised distribution. Figures with this many hands and small weapons are packed so nothing shifts in transit. If you have a question about a release, our team is happy to help.
FAQs
Who was Bruce Lee?
A martial artist and actor born in San Francisco in 1940 and raised in Hong Kong. He founded Jeet Kune Do and died in 1973.
Which film is the yellow jumpsuit from?
Game of Death. Bruce Lee filmed its fight scenes before making Enter the Dragon and died before completing it. The film was finished with other footage and released in 1978.
What is the difference between the 1/12 and 1/6 INART figures?
The 1/12 INART Action figure stands 15.5 cm with a bamboo whip. The 1/6 figure stands 27.6 cm on a silicone body with a bamboo staff, a nunchaku bag and a staircase diorama piece.
Are the Bruce Lee figures officially licensed?
Yes. INART produces them under licence from Bruce Lee Enterprises.