Cleopatra Jones (Warner Bros.) (1973)

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Synopsis (not for publication) Cleopatra Jones (TAMARA DOBSON) is a special agent in the international war against dope, but she has her own private vendetta going against the pushers who operate in the ghettos. Her most ruthless enemy is Mommy (SHELLEY WINTERS), head of a ring that includes Doodlebug (ANTONIO FARGAS), the owner of a night club where his girlfriend Tiffany (BRENDA SYKES) is the singing star. In order to lure Cleopatra back from Turkey, where she has just supervised the spectacular napalm burning of an opium poppy field, Mommy sets up a phoney ‘‘bust’’ of the B & S House, the headquarters of an anti-drug movement in the ghetto. The head of B & S is Reuben (BERNIE CASEY), the man whom Cleopatra loves. Cleopatra returns to the U.S. determined to bring justice to whoever planted drugs atB &S. Mommy is equally determined to annihilate Cleopatra. But her henchmen are constantly being out-fought, outgunned and out-witted by the resourceful female agent. In a spine-chilling climax, Cleopatra, Reuben and members of the B & S clash with Mommy’s gang. The see-saw battle ends with Reuben proving himself a hero worthy of Cleopatra’s faith and trust. As she leaves on a new and equally dangerous assignment, Cleopatra’s special farewell to Reuben is evidence that their love is enough to sustain them both until her return. Running Time: 88 Minutes Aspect: Scope Cast TV Spots TV Spots that sell have been prepared for your engagement of ‘‘Cleopatra Jones.’’ These spots feature all the action of the film and also serve to introduce the sensational new star, Tamara Dobson. There is one 60-second and two 30-second spots. They are available FREE from Campaign Plan Manager, Warner Bros. Studios, 4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank, Calif. 91522. Radio Spots Perhaps the most effective way to reach the audience for ‘‘Cleopatra Jones’’ is radio. With this in mind, Warner Bros. has prepared a series of hard-hitting and effective selling spots for your engagement of the picture. There are two 60-second and three 30-second spots. Order yours FREE from: Eugene Gromek, Suski Productions, 165 W. 46th St., New York, N.Y. 10036. Theatre Trailer Action scenes and a look at exciting and glamorous Tamara Dobson, who stars in the title role of ‘‘Cleopatra Jones,’’ are the main ingredients of this theatre trailer. Book it well in advance of your playdate and be sure to use it for cross-plugging. Order from National Screen Service. Tamara Dobson Credits Produced by William Tennant; Directed by Jack Starrett; Screenplay by Max Julien and Sheldon Keller; Story by Max Julien; Director of Photography, David Walsh; Art Director, Peter Wooley; Film Editor, Allan Jacobs; Sound by Howard Bud Alper; Set Decorator, Sheryal Kearney; Stunt Coordinator, Ernest Robinson, Black Stuntmen’s Association; Unit Production Manager, Sam Manners; CoProducer, Max Julien; Original Music Composed and Conducted by J.J. Johnson; Vocals by Joe Simon, Millie Jackson, Courtesy Spring Records; ‘‘Theme from ‘Cleopatra Jones’ ’’ Written and Produced by Joe Simon; Add’!. Music by Carl Brandt & Joe Simon; Tamara Dobson’s Costumes, Giorgio di Sant’ Angelo; Hapkido Karate Master, B.S. Han, Korea; 1st Asst. Director, Jack Roe; Pub mneliiey Winters...............22%eee eee Mommy NTIS A GASOY o.c.i..s0c..s te ee eee Reuben Brenda Sykes ...............c20) 0205 oe Antonto Fargas... Sees Doodlebug Birr. MCKINAGY |...:...........-... 2 oe ee Purdy se oes icc, te acrylate Crawford MMTTOUG ROTATE oie cccnscscssgeteccerm ene Sgt. Kert SU og acc iseccsshesstcecdeiardevceianeteen> Andy Albert sPopwelhisisisch) clo... Matthew eT LL a ee ee Dam maaer A Melvin oh) ih g LEE Rapid aaa te ete ane Mrs. Johnson Peg 6O6 4 300... osha... Baby Tony eee On A. TOMAOIe -.-.5 cs Zap Th ML ASL, a ee? oS ae aan Hedley Georde Hey NOlds tooth. Fireplug Coc eliolahtl ca eisia chanenilamninen Annie wort) GBPWOOG oon. tices Lt. Thompkins "neodore WitSon 6. 0u sr 0 Seek. Pickle RE ON ions che fan shenactantesrarenine Snake _ licist, Vincent Tubbs. ARE PTI sek noihiisnorrrcnnsipn oancepticsctpobioseds Bruce Keith Hamilton.......-.........-.....Maxwell Woodman Warner Bros. A Warner Communications Company presents TAMARA DOBSON as CLEOPATRA JONES Co-starring BERNIE CASEY BRENDA SYKES ANTONIO FARGAS BILL McKINNEY DAN FRAZER STAFFORD MORGAN and SHELLEY WINTERS as ‘‘Mommy’’ Panavision® Technicolor ® Screenplay by Max Julien and Sheldon Keller Story by Max Julien Produced by William Tennant Directed by Jack Starrett 50% 100% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 50% 15% 15% 30% 30% 30% 30%