Brandon Bruce Lee was born in Oakland, California, to Bruce Lee and Linda Lee Cadwell.

Bruce Lee, Brandon's father, passed away, leaving a significant legacy in martial arts and cinema.

Brandon Lee was asked to leave the Chadwick School for misbehavior four months before his graduation.

Brandon Lee received his GED from Miraleste High School after being asked to leave Chadwick School.

Brandon Lee returned to Los Angeles and worked as a script reader before landing his first credited acting role.

Brandon Lee starred in Ronny Yu's Hong Kong action crime thriller 'Legacy of Rage,' his first leading film role, where he played a young man blamed for a crime he did not commit.

Brandon Lee starred in 'Kung Fu: The Movie,' a TV film and follow-up to the 1970s series, where he played the illegitimate son of Kwai Chang Caine.

Brandon Lee starred in 'Kung Fu: The Next Generation,' a spin-off of Kung Fu, which aired on CBS Summer Playhouse but was not picked up as a series.

Brandon Lee played the main villain in an episode of the American television series 'Ohara,' starring Pat Morita.

Brandon Lee starred as a mercenary in 'Laser Mission,' filmed in Namibia, which became a commercial success on home video.

Brandon Lee met Eliza Hutton at director Renny Harlin's office.

Brandon Lee secured his role in 'Showdown in Little Tokyo' to make his American feature debut, with shooting delayed until the following January.

Brandon Lee and Eliza Hutton moved in together.

Brandon Lee turned down the role of playing his father in the biopic 'Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story,' finding it awkward.

Mark L. Lester's 'Showdown in Little Tokyo,' starring Brandon Lee and Dolph Lundgren, premiered.

Brandon Lee landed the lead role in Alex Proyas' 'The Crow,' an adaptation of a comic book.

Brandon Lee's film 'Rapid Fire' premiered, with Lee playing a student who witnesses a murder and is put in a witness protection program.

Brandon Lee and Eliza Hutton became engaged.

Brandon Lee suffered a fatal gunshot wound on the set of 'The Crow' due to a prop gun malfunction.

Brandon Lee was pronounced dead at the New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, North Carolina, after unsuccessful attempts to save him.

Brandon Lee was buried next to his father at the Lake View Cemetery in Seattle, Washington.

Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story premiered at the Mann's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood and was dedicated to Brandon Lee.

The Crow opened at number one in the United States.