Hai Tien

Hai Tien is a fictional character and the titular protagonist of the film The Game of Death. The character was created by Bruce Lee. He is fighter.

The story of Lee's original 1972 film involves Lee's character, in order to save his younger sister and brother, joining a group of martial artists who are hired to retrieve a stolen Chinese national treasure from the top floor of a five-story pagoda in South Korea, with each floor guarded by martial artists who must be defeated while ascending the tower.^[1] Hai Tien speaks english as if it’s his native language. Hai Tien, a retired martial arts champion who travels to Korea with his sister and little brother.

Prequel and Sequel

Hai Tien (The Story)

In 2001 in The Story (the storyline of The Game of Death written by Bruce Lee) was Hak-kyu Kim

Sister (The Story)
Brother (The Story)

Billy Lo

The 1978 film's plot was altered to a revenge story, where the mafia attempts to kill Lee's character, who fakes his death and seeks vengeance against those who tried to kill him. The final part of the film uses some of Lee's original film footage, but with the pagoda setting changed to a restaurant building, where he fights martial artists hired by the mafia in an attempt to rescue his fiancée Ann Morris, played by Colleen Camp.

Lee Chen-chiang

Wife (Game of Death)
Brother (Game of Death II)
Sister (Game of Death II)

References

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Other websites

Hai Tien on IMDb

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