Comments for David Carradine

Comment on 8. WAY BACK THEN by Katherine Dressel

Katherine Dressel — Thu, 19 May 2011 07:49:48 +0000

The vary 1st time I ever head of David Carradine was my Grandma. She told me about a show called “Kung Fu” & said I mite like it. I found out that it came on TNT so I watched it. The next day she asked me if I liked it & I told her that I loved it. After that I tryed 2 find out as much as I could about David Carradine, I bought all his books, movies, ect.. & was shocked 2 find out that he passed a way the same month my boyfrind did a year before. it hit me hard because I use to write to David ( in letters) & I still have some of the letters he wrote me. He was like the grandfather I never had. I will miss him so much but he will always be in my heart & I always have his letters 2 hold when I am feeling down.

Comment on 10. THE DANCING CLOWN—Kung Fu Fighting For Movies by timothy miller

timothy miller — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 23:41:15 +0000

i was really down & out when i heard the death of david,may he r.i.p.,i hope i could follow his foot steps some day

Comment on 17. On Location with Bruce Lee’s Ghost by Cybermystic

Cybermystic — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 10:25:01 +0000

For me at least – one of my top 10 films of all time – and for some unknown reason completely underrated. I am writing this in September 2010 as I have been carrying out a quick search on the Silent Flute – and Jeff Cooper (Cord). Surprisingly it looks like a new version of the Silent Flute is to be made – excellent!! Also looks like it is virtually impossible to find anything about Jeff Cooper – amazing. Congratulations Jeff on managing to keep such a low profile in this electronic age – that really is quite some achievement!! Whatever the critics have to say about your acting in the Silent Flute Jeff, I thought it fitted the role perfectly – great performance.

Comment on 4. DIG DEEP by Maggie

Maggie — Wed, 26 May 2010 04:35:58 +0000

I have only read this far into the chronicles and already I am coming away with tools to help me along my path. I have been a student of kung fu for 16 years and am now learning Tai Chi. These snippets of wisdom are just what I needed.

David, you left us too soon. Much too soon.

Comment on 14. Gravity by Karen

Karen — Sun, 09 May 2010 05:10:31 +0000

He was a really good writer. I met him once in Spartanburg SC when he came to the theatre to sing for the Cancer (or maybe it was Heart) foundation. That was way back in about 1973 or 74. I had a HUGE crush on him. I went up the stage to take a picture of him and he followed me all the way back to my seat in the back of the theatre while he was singing. I reached out and touched his left arm with my right hand. lol And my husband took a picture.

Comment on 12. The Tao Works in Mysterious Ways by Jian

Jian — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 08:50:45 +0000

Good reading… got loads of insights here… funny but David had left a lot of people missing him and we haven’t even met him personally and even haven’t watched most of his films. Such great impact he has left to people across the globe.

Comment on 12. The Tao Works in Mysterious Ways by P. Duarte

P. Duarte — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 20:11:34 +0000

Thank you for running the Barefoot Chronicles on line.
The read provides a fascinating view of both the author and history. Peace be with you all.

Comment on 10. THE DANCING CLOWN—Kung Fu Fighting For Movies by DojoScore

DojoScore — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 00:10:21 +0000

Two minutes of fighting in a hour-long show? Wow, times have really changed. Even Pokemon has more violence than that.

Comment on 10. THE DANCING CLOWN—Kung Fu Fighting For Movies by susana

susana — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:15:04 +0000

Olá senhor Davi
É com imenso prazer que vejo o Facebook .fui grande fã dos seus filmes, pena terem terminado.

Beijos de uma amiga e fã de Portugal

Comment on 10. THE DANCING CLOWN—Kung Fu Fighting For Movies by Rahil Babooram

Rahil Babooram — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 03:06:22 +0000

excellent…
thanks for sharing.
R.I.P. David