- Filipino actor, martial artist, and former Mr Philippines
- Interviewed by me in 2007 for The Search For Weng Weng (2013)
Showing posts with label Pinoy Bruce Lees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pinoy Bruce Lees. Show all posts
Tuesday, 1 January 2019
Saturday, 18 August 2018
Robert Lee
- Along with Ramon Zamora and Rey Malonzo, considered one of the "Bruce Lees of the Philippines"
As an Interpol agent in Tatak: Magnum/Caliber .357 (dir. Eddie Nicart, 1984)
- According to Nick Nicholson's unpublished memoirs "Pinoywood Central Casting": A
few years after Firebird [Conspiracy (released 1986)], Robert was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer,
and he committed suicide. I know that at the time he was going
through some excruciating pain. He was a real nice guy and a good
friend.
As an Interpol agent in Tatak: Magnum/Caliber .357 (dir. Eddie Nicart, 1984)
Ulysses Tzan/Gabriel Romulo
- Credited as Ulysses Tzan until the early 80s, also Jun Santiago; as Gabriel Romulo from the late 80s onwards
- Birth name Romeo Santiago, Born in 1956
- Initially pitched as the Philippines' answer to Jackie Chan
- As of August 2018, living in California
As Diego in Diego Asero/Mantis Boxer (dir. Ronaldo P. San Juan, 1980)
As an Interpol agent disguised as a ninja - credited as "Ulysses Tzan" - in Tatak: Magnum/Caliber .357 (dir. Eddie Nicart, 1984)
- Birth name Romeo Santiago, Born in 1956
- Initially pitched as the Philippines' answer to Jackie Chan
- As of August 2018, living in California
As Diego in Diego Asero/Mantis Boxer (dir. Ronaldo P. San Juan, 1980)
As an Interpol agent disguised as a ninja - credited as "Ulysses Tzan" - in Tatak: Magnum/Caliber .357 (dir. Eddie Nicart, 1984)
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