In a way, he could've became the next big action star. Hard to say so early in his career, but it's The Crow is definitely a cult classic and that's gotta say something about any potential he may have had. He probably would've done the sequels. I could see him doing some action movies. They'd either be very memorable or some real stinkers. He'd probably dive into obscurity as a voice actor or something.
shareIt would have lasted a long time but like the majority of 90s action stars, he'd have progressed into supporting roles or medium budget films by now. I'm sure he'd still be working.
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Pretty stupid question. Nobody knows. Do you think we have crystal balls or something?
Brandon Lee was firstly a man and secondly (or thirdly, or whatever) an actor. Who knows if he would've wanted to continue acting or what other paths in life may have presented themselves to him?
It's the same for any deceased person.
He signed on for sequels,so he would of done those and get a couple lead roles and maybe eventually become a character actor idk if he would go back to being a martial arts/action star
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Last year, the man who directed Brandon in Rapid Fire said: "I think Brandon would have been a huge star and would have been in almost every tentpole movie of the last 20 years."
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