The Baron (1977)
A black actor tries to make his own movie with an all-black cast, but to make it he's forced to borrow money from the Mafia.
Director:
Phillip Fenty
Writers:
Linda Fenty, Nelson Lyon.
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Calvin Lockhart as Jason |
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Charles McGregor as Cokeman |
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Richard Lynch as Joey |
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Marlene Clark as Caroline |
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Joan Blondell as Mama Lou |
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Raymond St. Jacques as Peter Mosten |
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Leonard Jackson as Junebug |
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Samm-Art Williams as Rufus |
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Gail Strickland as Samantha - Wasp Lady |
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George Farley as Bruce Brown |
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Mitch Margo as Donald |
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Hope Clarke as Cokeman's Girl |
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Beverly Johnson as Receptionist |
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Dennis McMullen as Screening Room Official |
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Sherri Brewer as Cokeman's Girls |
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Terry Guerin as Claude |
| Directing | Phillip Fenty | Director |
| Writing | Phillip Fenty | Story |
| Production | Chiz Schultz | Producer |
| Crew | Alan Metzger | Cinematography |
| Writing | Linda Fenty | Screenplay |
| Sound | Gil Scott-Heron | Original Music Composer |
| Writing | Nelson Lyon | Screenplay |
