Finishing The Game: The Search For A New Bruce Lee

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That's it. A little deeper.

Bend over.

Please.

Oh, that's...

that's great.

Today's my first day as a doctor.

Seven years of schooling,

three years as a resident.

Today's my last day as a doctor.

I'm quitting to become an actor.

I'm a little confused.

For as long as I can remember,

I've always wanted to be a ninja,

or an actor.

So then why did you choose

to go into the medical field?

Um...

When I was 15,

my mom got ill.

Before she died,

she asked me for one thing -

to become a doctor.

Today I've fulfilled

that promise to her.

And tomorrow

I try to fulfill my promise to myself.

Do you think she intended

that when she asked you to be a doctor?

I kept a promise.

That's all I can say.

So how do you intend

to jump into the industry

after all these years

of medical school?

You know, I've done my best to incorporate

my theater training into my medical career.

Very good, Victor,

but it's more like a groan from below.

Right,

and you're having a kidney stone,

so the pain is in your lower abdomen

or groin. Try again.

As an intern, I came up with the idea

to work with actors as patients

so that med-school students

could have real people to diagnose.

Sort of like community theater,

except everyone's sick.

All the time.

How about film experience?

I've done some film work

here and there.

I got to work as a stunt double.

I've even worked as Breeze Loo's

stunt double a couple of times.

It's not exactly

what I want to do, but...

I get to combine two things I love the most -

acting and martial arts.

Addey, Addey,

Addey, Addey, Addey.

Hi, kids!

Hi, Addey!

Do you know

what my name is?

Addey the Astro-duck!

Say it again!

I was hired by NASA's outreach division to

raise awareness about the Skylab project

and the space race

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