Bruce Lee’s Daughter Stops <br />‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ <br />Release in China.<br />The release of Quentin Tarantino’s <br />‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ <br />has been abruptly canceled in China. .<br />According to 'The Hollywood Reporter,’ the decision is<br />due to Shannon Lee’s persistent condemnation of the film. .<br />The 50-year-old daughter of Bruce Lee publicly<br />spoke out against Tarantino in July, saying her<br />father was depicted as a “caricature” of himself. .<br />She reportedly appealed directly to China’s National<br />Film Administration to pull the film’s release. .<br />As a result, the movie has been put on<br />an indefinite hold until the film is altered<br />to portray Bruce in a more positive light. .<br />The administration is now<br />said to be “frantically working”<br />with Tarantino to alter the film<br />and regain release approval.
