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The Baron ()


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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. Complications ensue.

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Cast

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Jason
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Vicki Baltimore ...
Dancer
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Mama Lou
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Caroline
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Gus
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Recepcionist
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Joey
Charles McGregor ...
The Cokeman
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Peter Mosten
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'WASP' Lady
Samm-Art Williams ...
Rufus
Dennis McMullen ...
Mafia Member (uncredited)

Directed by

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Phillip Fenty

Written by

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Linda Fenty ... (screenplay)
 
Phillip Fenty ... (original story)
 
Phillip Fenty ... (screenplay)
 
Nelson Lyon ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Kathleen Collins ... assistant producer
C.W. Jenness ... associate producer
Chiz Schultz ... producer
Thomas P. Tatham ... executive producer

Music by

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Brian Jackson
Gil Scott-Heron
Barnett Williams

Cinematography by

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Alan Metzger

Editing by

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Bob Brady

Editorial Department

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Jennie Bourne ... apprentice editor
Joel R. Herson ... assistant editor (as Joel Herson)
Emily Paine ... apprentice editor
Gloria Whittemore ... assistant editor

Production Design by

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Carl Overr

Costume Design by

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Chuck Sandford

Makeup Department

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Harold Melvin ... hair stylist
Bob O'Bradovich ... makeup artist

Production Management

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David R. Kappes ... production manager (as David Kappes)
Dennis Murphy ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Joe Dessisso ... assistant director
Christopher J. Kane ... second assistant director (as Christopher Kane)

Art Department

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May Callas ... set design consultant
Landres Dessisso ... design assistant
Danie Holtzmann ... set dresser
Thomas Saccio ... property master (as Tom Saccio)
Howard Saulter ... scenic chargeman
Hans Swanson ... props
Tom Jung ... storyboard artist (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Ed Abele ... boom operator
Wray Bevens ... sound editor
Jack Cooley ... re-recording mixer: Magno Sound
Jack C. Jacobsen ... additional sound recordist (as Jack Jacobsen)
Christopher Newman ... sound (as Chris Newman)

Stunts

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Lester Oaks ... basketball stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Adger W. Cowans ... still photographer (as Adger Cowans)
James P. Dolan ... electrician (as Jim Dolan)
Robert Dolan ... gaffer (as Bob Dolan)
Ronald Dolan ... best boy (as Ron Dolan)
Geoffrey Erb ... assistant camera (as Geoff Erb)
Jack Finnerty ... electrician
James Finnerty ... key grip (as Jim Finnerty)
Donald Sweeney ... camera operator (as Don Sweeney)
Walter Way ... dolly grip

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Celia Bryant ... costume supervisor
Jane Marcher ... costume design consultant
Linda Paley ... jewelry designer

Music Department

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Brian Jackson ... music arranger / music performer
Gil Scott-Heron ... music arranger / music performer
Barnett Williams ... music arranger / music performer

Script and Continuity Department

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Renoir Darrett ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Michael Fennell ... driver
Lou Timalat ... automobile supervisor/furnisher
Louis Volpe ... driver
Dave Ward ... automobile supervisor/furnisher

Additional Crew

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Grace Blake ... production office coordinator
Don Cerrone ... production assistant (as Don Cearone)
Russell Delemos ... production assistant
George Faison ... choreographer: dance sequences
Mickey Fennell ... teamster captain
Leste Lockhart ... production assistant
Carl Overr ... title designer
Michael D. Pariser ... production assistant (as Michael Pariser)
Michael Pontecorvo ... production assistant
Lou Potter ... publicist
Valerie Shepherd ... assistant to director

Thanks

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Jim Bell ... thanks
Berk Costello ... thanks
Rebekah Harkness ... thanks
Maury Imperato ... thanks
George Jensen ... thanks
Jack Liley ... thanks
Emilio Pucci ... thanks
John Small ... thanks
Edwin E. Smith ... thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary
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Taglines Hollywood Fantasy, Drug Money and Mob Murder...The Baron's Got His Hands Full! See more »
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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • Baron Wolfgang von Tripps (United States)
  • Black Cue (United States)
  • El irresponsable (Spain)
  • Baron (Poland)
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Runtime
  • 89 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia 1960s/'70s Middleweight contender "Irish" Danny McAloon plays Joey's (Richard Lynch) mustached bodyguard/thug who doesn't speak. See more »
Movie Connections References The Thin Man (1934). See more »

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