Bloodsport III

Video
1996
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1h 31m

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Daniel Bernhardt in Bloodsport III (1996)

After his trainer is murdered, Alex Cardo uses his martial arts skills and takes on the one responsible.After his trainer is murdered, Alex Cardo uses his martial arts skills and takes on the one responsible.After his trainer is murdered, Alex Cardo uses his martial arts skills and takes on the one responsible.

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Daniel Bernhardt

Alex Cardo

John Rhys-Davies

Jacques Duvalier

Amber Kelleher-Andrews

Crystal Duvalier
(as Amber Van Lent)

Uni Park

Shari

James Hong

Master Sun

Pat Morita

David Leung

Rajiv Chandrasekhar

Franco…

David Schatz

Jason Cardo

Steven D. Ito

Yoong
(as Steve Ito)

Master Hee Il Cho

Judge Macado

Gerald Okamura

Voice of the Judge
(voice)

Nicholas R. Oleson

The Beast
(as Nicholas Oleson)

Marcus Young

Bandit #1

Charlie Chen

Bandit #2

Gary Lai

Bandit #3

Sidney S. Liufau

Kimo Lima Lama
(as Sid Liufau)

Chad Stahelski

Max Omega

Erik Paulson

Stellio

Director
- Alan Mehrez
Writer
- James Williams
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Trivia
Daniel Bernhardt revealed in an interview with Scott Adkins on web-camera (available on YouTube) that Van Damme was initially considered to reprise the starring role.

Goofs
In Bloodsport II Master Sun is shown as an old man retelling Alex's story to his students in the future, but in this movies he is killed making that impossible.

Alternate versions
The scene, where "The Beast" kills a fighter during the Kumite was cut from the German Video-Release.

Connections
Followed by Bloodsport: The Dark Kumite (1999)

Soundtracks
Clair De Lune
by Claude Debussy
Performed by Stephen Edwards (as Steve Edwards)
Courtesy Six Feet Five Music

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4/10

A confusing mess

Swiss martial arts dude Daniel Bernhardt stands in again for Van Damme in this second sequel to "Bloodsport". Alex Cardo has retired from martial arts after winning the Kumite in the last flick, but rich heavy Jonathan Rhys-Davies wants him to compete in a new Kumite he's putting on. When our hero refuses, Davies kills his former teacher James Hong (who wisely appears to have agreed to be in this movie for less than 5 minutes). Cardo seeks out Pat Morita (also in this flick for mere minutes), who hooks Cardo up with his brother, who trains him, even though it is repeatedly stated that Cardo is the best martial artist in the world. He returns to take revenge on Davies by entering the Kumite ... which is actually what Davies wanted him to do in the first place. I confess to being confused at this point. Cardo "gets revenge" by winning the competition, which is what Davies wanted ... but now he doesn't???