CIRCLE OF IRON

DVD

(BLU-DV-1081)

PRICE: $14.95

Directed by: Richard Moore

Starring: David Carradine (Kill Bill, Cannonball), Christopher Lee (Lord of the Rings trilogy), Jeff Cooper (Dallas), Roddy McDowall (Planet of the Apes), Eli Wallach (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly)

Release Date: September 28, 2004

CIRCLE OF IRON – also known as THE SILENT FLUTE – has now been remastered from its original negative and features exclusive Extras that honor the legacy of Bruce Lee, including an all-new interview with David Carradine.

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SYNOPSIS

The Adventure Epic Written By Bruce Lee – His Dream Project He Would Never Live To See!

At the height of his international fame, the legendary Bruce Lee – along with his friend and student James Coburn and Oscar-winning screenwriter Stirling Silliphant – began to write what he believed would be the greatest achievement of his film career. Five years after his mysterious death, Lee’s vision would finally be realized. David Carradine (KILL BILL), Christopher Lee (THE LORD OF THE RINGS), Roddy McDowall (PLANET OF THE APES) and Eli Wallach (THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY) star in this acclaimed cult hit that brings Lee’s personal philosophy to the screen with a still-potent combination of mysticism, humor and martial arts mayhem.

CIRCLE OF IRON – also known as THE SILENT FLUTE – has now been remastered from its original negative and features exclusive Extras that honor the legacy of Bruce Lee, including an all-new interview with David Carradine.

EXTRAS

Audio Commentary with Director Richard Moore
Playing the Silent Flute – Interview with Star David Carradine
Bruce Lee’s The Silent Flute: A History By Davis Miller & Klae Moore
Alternate Title Sequence
Theatrical Trailer
TV Spots
Poster & Still Galleries
First Draft Script by Bruce Lee, James Coburn & Stirling Silliphant (DVD-ROM)

TECHNICAL SPECS

Color
English: Dolby Digital Mono
1.78:1 / 16×9
1978
97 Mins.
Rated R
Region Code: 0

NOTES & REVIEWS

“The Most Elaborate And Most Beautiful Martial Arts Film To Ever Come Our Way!”
– The New York Post

“Striking And Surrealistic!”
– The Soho News