1974 · 87 min · akcja · komedia

Black Belt Jones

Znany też jako: Freie Fahrt ins Jenseits · La Ceinture noire · Johnny lo svelto · Jones, o Faixa Preta

Opis filmu

Opis oryginalny: angielski

The Mafia have learned of the construction of a new civic center, and have bought up all the land at the intended building site except for a karate dojo owned by Pop Byrd (Scatman Crothers), who refuses to give up his property. The Don contacts an indebted drug dealer named Pinky, who had laundered $250,000 from the Mafia that he'd subsequently loaned to Pop Byrd in-order to get the dojo built. The Don orders Pinky to either get his money back or Repossession the property. Black Belt Jones (Jim Kelly (martial artist)), an expert Martial arts and hand-for-hire, is contacted by his old friend Pop to help protect the dojo. Though Pinky intends to offer Pop to trade the building in exchange for clearing their mutual debt to the Don, he accidentally kills him during an intimidation attempt. Before he dies, Pop tells Pinky that he couldn't give them the building even if he wanted to, as it belongs not to him but his daughter Sydney. Pinky sends thugs to the dojo to try and intimidate the other employees. Though he was unable to protect his friend, Jones and the other students effortlessly fend off the thugs.

Reżyseria i główne role

Reżyseria: Robert Clouse

Główne role: Alan Weeks jako Toppy, Alex Brown jako Plummer, Andre Philippe jako Don Steffano, Clarence Barnes jako Tango, Jim Kelly jako Black Belt Jones, Mel Novak jako Blue Eyes

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