Jones, Jerry 1927-2012

Dolemite( Visual )

13 editions published between 1975 and 2016 in English and held by 212 WorldCat member libraries worldwide

In prison on a frame-up by Willy Green, Dolemite, the famous nightclub entertainer, is offered an early release on the condition that he help the FBI bring down Green and his henchmen, who are terrorizing the city. Queen Bee joins the fight with her all-girl army of Kung Fu killers

Disco Godfather( Visual )

6 editions published between 1979 and 2016 in English and held by 81 WorldCat member libraries worldwide

Rudy Ray Moore is Tucker Williams, the rapping owner of the Blueberry Hill disco. An ex-cop with a penchant for head-whacking martial arts, Tucker is called into action when his nephew gets hooked on angel dust. With the help of his "Gal Friday" Noel, Tucker declares war on Stinger Ray, the nation's leading angel dust producer. But as the war progresses, Tucker learns that Stinger and his goons are as deadly as the drugs they push

The human tornado by Cliff Roquemore( Visual )

6 editions published between 1988 and 2006 in English and held by 76 WorldCat member libraries worldwide

This sequel to Dolemite is another martial arts story of the Dolemite character and his old friend Queen Bee with her crew of Kung-Fu girls fighting gangsters

The Dolemite RRM collection by Rudy Ray Moore( Visual )

1 edition published in 2002 in English and held by 9 WorldCat member libraries worldwide

Rudy Ray Moore began his film career in 1974 as the star and producer of Dolemite, financed with profits from his bestselling party records. Dolemite, a famous nightclub entertainer, joins forces with Queen Bee (Lady Reed) and an All-Girl Army of Kung Fu killers to take on mobsters Willy Green and Mr. Big. With it's combination of martial arts action sequences, over-the-top sex scenes and Rudy Ray's special brand of "blue" humor, "Dolemite" became an enormous underground hit in 1975. This led to the sequel, "The Human Tornado" (1976), reunited Dolemite with Queen Bee and her girls. "Petey Wheatstraw: The Devil's Son-In-Law" (1977) was based on an old African American legend of a man who agrees to marry the Devil's daughter in exchange for great power. Featuring a cast of Rudy Ray's colleagues from his nightclub days, including Leroy and Skillet, Jimmy Lynch and Wildman Steve, along with a bevy of special effects, this proved to be the most ambitious of the series. "Disco Godfather" (a.k.a., The Avenging Disco Godfather) (1979), was Rudy Ray's final action comedy, telling the story of a cop-turned-DJ who is called back into action to take down an angel dust ring. "Rude" (1983) is Rudy Ray's first live-concert film, and features his longtime opening act, Leroy and Skillet

Dolemite, the total experience : the complete collection( Visual )

1 edition published in 2010 in English and held by 3 WorldCat member libraries worldwide

Rudy Ray Moore began his film career in 1974 as the star and producer of Dolemite, financed with profits from his bestselling party records. Dolemite, a famous nightclub entertainer, joins forces with Queen Bee (Lady Reed) and an All-Girl Army of Kung Fu killers to take on mobsters Willy Green and Mr. Big. With it's combination of martial arts action sequences, over-the-top sex scenes and Rudy Ray's special brand of "blue" humor, "Dolemite" became an enormous underground hit in 1975. This led to the sequel, "The Human Tornado" (1976), reunited Dolemite with Queen Bee and her girls. "Petey Wheatstraw: The Devil's Son-In-Law" (1977) was based on an old African American legend of a man who agrees to marry the Devil's daughter in exchange for great power. Featuring a cast of Rudy Ray's colleagues from his nightclub days, including Leroy and Skillet, Jimmy Lynch and Wildman Steve, along with a bevy of special effects, this proved to be the most ambitious of the series. "Disco Godfather" (a.k.a., The Avenging Disco Godfather) (1979), was Rudy Ray's final action comedy, telling the story of a cop-turned-DJ who is called back into action to take down an angel dust ring. "Rude" (1983) is Rudy Ray's first live-concert film, and features his longtime opening act, Leroy and Skillet

The water people( Visual )

1 edition published in 1991 in French and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide

Het vreedzame bestaan van het Watervolk wordt bedreigd wanneer hun koning het land wil verkopen

Le camé( Visual )

1 edition published in 1985 in French and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide