Berry Gordy's 'the Last Dragon' Celebrates 40 Years With Theatrical Re-release | AI News Digest
Berry Gordy's beloved classic 'The Last Dragon' is set to hit theaters once again for a special three-day run, celebrating its 40th anniversary. This unique film, which seamlessly merges martial arts with the sounds of Motown, will be screened in more than 500 venues across the United States on October 19, 20, and 22. Audiences will have the chance to reconnect with memorable characters like Leroy Green, famously known as 'Bruce Leroy,' and his formidable opponent Sho’Nuff, played by Julius Carry. Taimak, who brought Bruce Leroy to life, reminisced about his audition and the life-changing journey of filming, which he believes significantly shaped his career in acting. Although it faced mixed reviews at its initial release in 1985, 'The Last Dragon' has since become a beloved classic, earning over $25 million at the box office and remaining a cultural icon that continues to inspire artists across various fields.
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