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Dolemite
TrailerDolemite is a pimp who was set up by Willie Greene and the cops, who have planted drugs, stolen furs, and guns in his trunk and got him sentenced to 20 years in jail. With the help of his female kung-fu friends, Dolemite seeks vengeance.Actors: Rudy Ray Moore, DUrville Martin, Jerry Jones, Lady Reed, Brenda DeLong, Terri Mosley, Marilyn Shaw, Lynell Smith, Vera Howard, Joy Martin, Jana Bisbing, ...»Director: DUrville MartinCountry: United StatesDuration: 90 minQuality: HDRelease: 1975IMDb: 5.60 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Dolemite"
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Characters of "Dolemite"
DolemitePlayed by: Rudy Ray MooreQueen BeePlayed by: Lady ReedReverend GibbsPlayed by: Wesley Gale -
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Creators of "Dolemite"
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Critic Reviews of "Dolemite"
Cinema CrazedDecember 01, 2016Who needs CGI idols when you have this fresh, profane dynamo of a superstar?
Aisle SeatApril 27, 2016For whatever it lacks formally, Dolemite is a fun, fascinating piece of cultural history.
ColeSmithey.comDecember 14, 2007Not as good as "The Human Tornado" but absolutely essential as a cornerstone of Blaxploitation cinema.
Nitrate OnlineApril 02, 2004So badly made, it's mesmerizing. Classic cinematic cheese.
Goatdog's MoviesNovember 19, 2003This is not a good or enjoyable movie, no matter what the hip guy in your film class says.
Montreal Film JournalSeptember 10, 2002What's cool with a movie like Dolemite, a pure product of the everything goes 1970s, is how free and uninhibited it is.
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