The following is a list of characters who only appear in bit parts in the film Black Dynamite. This generally includes characters who have no speaking lines, only appear briefly, and/or are played by uncredited actors, as well as characters who do not appear and are only mentioned by name.
The following list is sorted in order of appearance.
Leon St. James[]
| Image | Status | Infomation | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A celebrity spokesman for Anaconda Malt Liquor who appears in their TV advertisements. He explains how it has a seal of excellence from the US government and sings their slogan "Anaconda Malt Liquor gives you Ooooooooh!"
His character is a nod to real-life celebrity endorsements for malt liquor marketed towards black communities, such as Billy Dee Williams with Colt 45 and Richard Roundtree with Schlitz Red Bull. |
Loren Oden |
Henchman[]
| Image | Status | Infomation | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A goon employed by Vincent Rafelli. He examines Jimmy Dynamite's body after he's been shot and informs the Don that Jimmy's dead. | Irwin Keyes |
Captain Yancy[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A Captain in the Los Angeles Police Department who discovers Jimmy's body and bemoans the violence that will ensue when Black Dynamite learns of his brother's death.
His full monologue is: "My God, men, do you know what this means? Do you know whose brother...? This ghetto is gonna be turned upside-down, I tell you, upside-down! The streets are gonna run crimson with the blood of the men responsible for his brother's death. The man I'm speaking of is a veritable one-man army, and if you get on his bad side, brother, you're done for! It's only a matter of time before he finds out, and when he does, no matter where he is... get ready, gentlemen, because hell's a-coming!" |
William Bassett |
Three Women[]
Nipsy's Granny[]
Nipsy[]
Nipsy's Neighbor[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A man who lives in the apartment next to Nipsy's. He's enjoying a TV dinner when Nipsy is thrown through his wall into his living room. | Kevin Murry |
Tiny[]
Pretty Terry[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | An attendee at Jimmy's funeral. In a deleted scene, he offers Black Dynamite his condolences and insists on having nothing to do with Jimmy's death. | Paul Taylor |
Soul Brother[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | An attendee at Jimmy's funeral. At Black Dynamite's request, he scoured the scene where Jimmy was shot, and finds a bullet casing that he delivers to Black Dynamite. | Jason Jack Edwards |
Afroditey[]
Club MC[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | The emcee at the Flying Fox nightclub, who announces Afroditey and the Moonchild's performance. | Victor Orlando |
Valet Girl[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actress |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | An employee at the Flying Fox nightclub who Bullhorn is seducing when Black Dynamite interrupts him. | Juka Ceesay |
Thug 1[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | One of Chicago Wind's thugs who Black Dynamite fights at the Hip Pocket. He's shown both being thrown out a window, but is back inside in the next shot. Then points a gun to Black Dynamite and allows Chicago Wind to run away. Then Bullhorn comes and disarms the thug. Then they get into a fight where Bullhorn slaps the thug and the thug calls him a "Motherfucker. Then Bullhorn defeats this thug with his skills. | Larnell Stovall |
Thug 2[]
Militant 1[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Dead | One of Saheed's black power revolutionaries. He's present for Gloria Gray's debate with Congressman James, and is told by Black Dynamite to "shut up when grown folks is talking" after questioning his commitment to the black community. He later joins Black Dynamite's crew for the assault on the drug trade and helps uncover the truth of Operation Code Kansas. He's killed during the battle on Kung Fu Island. | Chris Spencer |
Militant 2[]
See Sarcastic Militant.
Militant 3[]
Joey[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Dead | Joey is a hitman employed by Don Rafelli. He and Dino ambush Black Dynamite in Jimmy's apartment. He wounds Black Dynamite in the shoulder, but is soon shot dead. | (Uncredited) |
Dino[]
Swimming woman[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actress |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A woman of pleasure Don Rafelli keeps around his house. In a deleted scene, she's shown swimming naked through his pool. | Justine Joli |
Capo[]
Nurse Jenny[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actress |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A nurse at the hospital who is seduced by Black Dynamite and takes her top off. She's chided by Dr. Rausch for doing so. | Stacy Adams |
Doctor E. Rausch[]
Leon[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A boy who lives at the orphanage where Gloria Gray works. She brings him to the hospital after he overdoses on heroin. | (Uncredited) |
Teasing Boys[]
Bobby[]
Kid 1[]
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Donut Man[]
See Donut Hitman.
Mo Bitches[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A pimp at Tasty Freeze's meeting. He sits next to Chocolate Giddy-Up and is seen smoking before the meeting begins. He complains that he's had his "worst physical year" (Tasty Freeze correct him to say "fiscal") and says his finances are in such bad shape he can't even afford to get his hair fixed. He votes in favor of collectivizing resources, and is present when Black Dynamite tells everyone that he's declaring war on anyone who sells drugs in the community. | Miguel Nuñez Jr. |
Black Hand Jack[]
| Image | Status | Information | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
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Alive | A pimp at Tasty Freeze's meeting. He sits next to Crenshaw Pete. When the vote for collectivizing starts, he says that the problem is that there simply aren't enough tricks to go around, and that he'll still have to sell heroin to makes ends meet. When Black Dynamite shows up and says that he's declaring war on anyone who sells drugs in the community, Black Hand Jack is unintimidated and says that he's going to do whatever he wants to do, despite Chocolate Giddy-Up's insistence that he reconsider. | Bokeem Woodbine |
Kotex[]
Played by: John Salley
A pimp at Tasty Freeze's meeting. He votes in favor of collectivizing.
Willy Sly[]
Played by: Billy "Sly" Williams
A pimp at Tasty Freeze's meeting. He votes in favor of collectivizing.
Sweet Meat[]
Played by: Brian McKnight
A pimp at Tasty Freeze's meeting. He does not speak, and it isn't shown whether he votes on collectivizing.
Drug Dealing Pimp[]
Played by: Buddy Love
A pimp who sells drugs. During Black Dynamite's montage of cleaning up the streets, he's shown being chased and cornered by Black Dynamite and his crew.
Paperboy[]
Played by: Lucky Davis
A cute, waifish little old-timey paper boy. He holds up a newspaper extolling Black Dynamite's praises titled "Smack Wiped Off Streets."
Neighborhood Kid[]
Played by: Nicholas Earley
One of the boys playing in the neighborhood with Shawanda and Brikwilla after Black Dynamite cleans up the streets.
Waitress[]
Played by: Fredella Calloway
The waitress at the diner who tells Cream Corn that they only have chicken for meat, inadvertently inspiring Roscoe to sell chicken and waffles.
Lady at Table[]
Played by: Mary Evans
An old woman at the diner table next to Black Dynamite and his crew. Chimes in with her knowledge of Apollo and the South American Anaconda when helping them unravel the meaning of Operation Code Kansas.
Mahogany Black[]
Played by: Nicole Ari Parker
A CIA agent and former lover of Black Dynamite. In a deleted scene, he calls her and asks her for the location of an island that's been removed from all maps.