Cung Le

CUNG LE was seen in a starring role in After Dark Films' Dragon Eyes, with Jean-Claude Van Damme. The film was produced by Joel Silver and Moshe Diamant. He also choreographed all of the fight scenes and assembled his own fight team. The film was released theatrically and had its world premiere at ActionFest, where Le won two awards, including Rising Action Star.

Le can also be seen in Rogue Pictures' Fighting, opposite Channing Tatum, Overture Film's Pandorum, opposite Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster.

In 2012, Le was headline Ultimate Fighting Championship's first-ever fight in Macao, China. In 2011, Le spent a lot of time in China, where he traveled between Shanghai and Hong Kong to co-star in The Man With the Iron Fists and The Grandmasters, which was directed by the legendary filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai. In The Grandmasters, Le stars opposite Zhang Ziyi and an all-star Asian cast, with fight choreography by Yuen Woo-Ping (The Matrix, Kill Bill, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon).

Le is also a four-time sanshou world champion, was Black Belt magazine's kung fu Artist of the Year, and is currently the No. 1 kung fu fighter in the world. He is a living martial arts legend who is widely referred to as being the modern-day Bruce Lee.

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