Talk:Linda Lee Cadwell

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1 German ancestry
2 Cite for suspicious?
3 Jeet
4 Grammar

[edit] German ancestry

Does anyone have a source that she's of significant German ancestry? I've removed the category until someone provides one. JackO'Lantern 05:10, 5 April 2006 (UTC)

Actually, it's Bruce whose German (his mother was half German). The Republican 01:38, 4 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Cite for suspicious?

The statement Tragically, her son Brandon, who was also an actor like his father, died in suspicious circumstances on a movie set seems odd. Sure, it was tragical, but in what ways was it suspicious? Everything I have read including the article here on Brandon Lee states it was an accident.

[edit] Jeet

I'm not sure about this statement: "Bruce Lee had opened his own Kung Fu school at the time and was teaching Jeet Kune Do." I took Gung Fu from Bruce Lee in Jimmy Lee's garage in Oakland, and I saw Linda one time there after they were married. I don't remember Bruce saying "Jeet Kune Do," only "Gung Fu" when he talked about what he was teaching. Of course, memory can be faulty, and I wasn't around him all the time. JDF