A boy strikes a pose next to a wax figure of legendary kung fu master Bruce Lee in Hong Kong on October 25, 2011. Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang announced in his annual policy address on October 12, that the government would set up a gallery in honour of Bruce Lee at the government-run Hong Kong Heritage Museum. Lee -- the Chinese-American legend credited with catapulting the martial arts film genre into the mainstream with films including posthumously released "Enter the Dragon" -- died in Hong Kong in 1973 after a severe reaction to medication.