Disguised as a stuntman, Land's assassin, Stick (Mel Novak), sneaks onto the set of Billy's new film, and shoots Billy during filming. A fragment of the bullet passes through Billy's face, leaving him alive but in need of plastic surgery which alters his facial features. Billy takes the opportunity to fake his death and disguise himself, exacting revenge against those who wronged him one at a time. When the syndicate threatens and kidnaps his fiancée, Ann Morris (Colleen Camp), Billy is forced to come out of hiding to save her. In the revised film, Bruce Lee's fight scenes inside the pagoda are assumed to take place in the upper floors of the Red Pepper restaurant, where Dr. Land and his thugs have laid an ambush. In the end, Billy survives the ambush, rescues Ann, and destroys each of the main mobsters one-by-one. Cast Bruce Lee as "Billy Lo" (archive footage from incomplete first version) Kim Tai-jong as "Billy Lo" (doubling for Bruce Lee) Yuen Biao as "Billy Lo" (doubling for Bruce Lee in acrobatics) Albert Sham as "Billy Lo" (doubling for Bruce Lee) Chris Kent as the English voice of "Billy Lo" (dubbing for Bruce Lee) Bruce Lee's actual battle cries are used in the Cantonese and Mandarin versions instead of Chris Kent's battle cry voice. Gig Young as "Jim Marshall" Dean Jagger as "Dr. Land" Colleen Camp as "Ann Morris" Hugh O'Brian as "Steiner" Robert Wall as "Carl Miller" Dan Inosanto as "Pasqual" Ji Han-jae as "Restaurant Fighter" Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as "Hakim" Mel Novak as "Stick" Sammo Hung as "Lo Chen" James Tien as "Charlie Wang" (US version) / "Fong Chun" (HK version) Roy Chiao as "(Uncle) Henry Lo" (US version only) Casanova Wong as "Lau Yea-chun" (HK version only) Chuck Norris as "Fighter in Film" (archive footage) Alan Chui Chung-San (Assistant stunt double, also One of Dr. Land's Guard) Tony Leung Billy McGill Jim James Russell Cawthorne Lam Ching-ying John Ladalski David Hu Don Barry Jess Hardie Eddie Dye Peter Nelson Peter Gee Peter Chan Mars as one of Dr. Land's guards (extra) Lau Kar-wing Fung Hak-On as Thug Wearing The Yellow Suit Fighting in Henry Lo's Opera Place (US version only) Tai San Jason Williams Production The revised version of the film uses only 11 minutes and 7 seconds of the footage from the original The Game of Death, and for the vast majority of the film,