Après sa libération de prison, un proxénète s'en prend aux criminels et aux policiers corrompus qui l'ont piégé.Après sa libération de prison, un proxénète s'en prend aux criminels et aux policiers corrompus qui l'ont piégé.Après sa libération de prison, un proxénète s'en prend aux criminels et aux policiers corrompus qui l'ont piégé.
René Van Clief
- Dolemite Girl
- (as Rene Van Clief)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe script called for a "penny hustler," but Rudy Ray Moore and Jerry Jones were unable to find a suitable actor through Moore's acquaintances or among Jones' acting class students. After filming began, Moore and Jones were traveling down Western Avenue in Los Angeles when they spotted the exact type of character they were looking for hustling on the street. They pulled over, Jones got out and talked to the man, and Vanius Rackstraw was hired as "The Creeper / Hamburger Pimp" on the spot.
- GaffesA sound effects man is visible on screen, clapping, during one fight scene.
- ConnexionsFeatured in The Best of Sex and Violence (1982)
- Bandes originalesDolemite
Composed by Ben A. Taylor (as Ben Taylor)
Music played by Different Bag and Revelation Funk Band
Sung by Ben A. Taylor (as Ben Taylor)
Commentaire en vedette
1975... before Rudy Ray Moore was hailed as the "Father Of Rap Music" he was touring Black clubs around the nation doing routines from his brisk selling "Party Records". In his spare time and when finances allowed, he would make the opccasional movie on a shoestring budget. This was his first. A classic blaxploitation action movie. The flubs are legendary and have been detailed elsewhere, this looks like a backyard movie, very similar to movies kids would make in their yards with the advent of home Video cameras.
Great flick from a strictly guilty pleasure standpoint. You ignore the errors and weak plot, you see Rudy's obvious pleasure over acting in front of a camera for the first time. I imagine this was a dream come trur for Rudy, he could finally bring his nightclub character Dolemite to the big screen. Of course, Dolemite is an almost mythological character, much bigger than real life, sort of like a Black Paul Bunyan, but Rudy gives an admirable attempt in bringing Dolemite to the screen. This movie had a revival of sorts when Arsenio Hall's TV talk show would feature clips from this movie and also when Arsenio had Rudy Ray on his show. Worth seeing if not taken seriously.
Great flick from a strictly guilty pleasure standpoint. You ignore the errors and weak plot, you see Rudy's obvious pleasure over acting in front of a camera for the first time. I imagine this was a dream come trur for Rudy, he could finally bring his nightclub character Dolemite to the big screen. Of course, Dolemite is an almost mythological character, much bigger than real life, sort of like a Black Paul Bunyan, but Rudy gives an admirable attempt in bringing Dolemite to the screen. This movie had a revival of sorts when Arsenio Hall's TV talk show would feature clips from this movie and also when Arsenio had Rudy Ray on his show. Worth seeing if not taken seriously.
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- 4 oct. 2000
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- Budget
- 100 000 $ US (estimation)
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