Shannon Lee is a singer, actor, producer, and entrepreneur from the United States. She is best known for being the daughter of Bruce Lee, a famed martial artist, and film icon, and his wife, Linda Lee. She made her film debut as a singer in her father’s movie, ‘Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story,’ in a tiny role. Her later roles included a larger one in the films “Cage II” and “High Voltage.”
Her appearance in the Hong Kong action film ‘Enter the Eagles,’ in which she co-starred with Michael Wong and Anita Yuen, gave her a great break in 1998. The film garnered favorable reviews, and her star rating skyrocketed at the Hong Kong box office.
Her television credits include a guest appearance with Sammo Hung on ‘Martial Law’ in 1998 and a role in the telefilm ‘Epoch.’ She also presented the first season of WMAC Masters, a television show that features choreographed mixed martial arts battles. She also sang “I’m in the Mood for Love” for the film “China Strike Force” and Medicine’s 2003 album “The Mechanical Forces of Love.”
She has played a wide range of musical styles during her long career. In 2002, she played a key role in establishing The Bruce Lee Foundation, which promotes her father’s legacy. As a businesswoman and entrepreneur, the actress has had a successful career.
