Bolo Yeung

One of us, I think one of ...

Ca- yeah, 'cause it, yeah, 'cause of, uh, the Bolo Young factor, I think.

I can't remember if either of us had breathing fire.

I think-

Bolo, Bolo Young and drag factor.

Right.

Right.

But if it was a, for the purpose of Jerry Trimble-

And not even feel it, not even be drunk, still drive home.

There's a real nice picture of Bolo Young in him.

Bolo Young always looks so weird smiling.

I love it.

He looks like a giant baby when he smiles, like all of his menace vanishes and he's just like kind of a cute, fun guy.

It's the Kickboxer 4.

It had like Bolo Young in it at a point.

They were fighting, right? Wasn't that a thing that happened? Chyna O'Brien or Cynthia Rothbrock and Bolo Young? In the movie we watched.

That might have been Tiger Claws.

Okay.

Undefeatable.

Undefeatable.

And Undefeatable, I think, had Bolo Young in it,

It's just all cliché stuff.

But he never was the greatest actor, but no matter what he did, and he brought the same, Bolo Yeung's in it, Dave.

It doesn't matter.

He's one of Van Damme's best friends, but he was always the baddie.

And Bolo Yeung at this point, what was he? Probably late 40s, early 50s.

Yeah.

Still in great shape.

They see each other, they're great friends.

Now, we are gonna get to someone who is instantly recognizable, though, and I think easily the most internationally recognizable actor in this whole picture.

It is Bolo Yeung playing Bubo, the Thai boxer.

Uh, getting to the, the boxing subplot that is pushed to the forefront by the, uh [laughs], by the English title for this picture.

Uh, born 1946.

Yeah.

So the film opens on a kickboxing match in Hong Kong with two fighters for the heavyweight championship, and the fighters are, uh, Chen Hung's brother, Chen Wing or Chen Wai, and on the other, the other side of the ring, a Thai boxer named Bu Bo.

That's the guy played by Bolo Yeung.

Yeah.