Movie |
1970s | Comedian
The story of Rudy Ray Moore, who created the iconic big screen pimp character Dolemite in the 1970s.
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The story of Rudy Ray Moore, who created the iconic big screen pimp character Dolemite in the 1970s.
Outstanding Supporting Actress Motion Picture | 2020 | DaVine Joy
Outstanding Breakthrough Performance Female | 2020 | DaVine Joy
Outstanding Costume Design | 2020 | Ruth E.
Outstanding Production Design | 2020 | Clay A.
Outstanding Motion Picture | 2020 | John
Outstanding Ensemble | 2020 | Mary
Outstanding Actor Motion Picture | 2020 | Eddie
Outstanding Supporting Actor Motion Picture | 2020 | Wesley
Best Costume Design | 2020 | Ruth E.
Best Costume Design | 2020 | Ruth E.
Best Costume Design | 2020 | Ruth E.
2020 | Eddie
Best Picture | 2019
Best Actor | 2019 | Eddie
Best Supporting Actress | 2019 | DaVine Joy
Best Ensemble | 2019
Location Manager of the Year Independent Feature Film | 2019
Best Supporting Actress | 2019 | DaVine Joy
Top Ten Films | 2019
Best Costume Design | 2019 | Ruth E.
Best Costume Design | 2019 | Ruth E.
Best Actor | 2020 | Eddie
Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy | 2020
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy | 2020 | Eddie
Best Actor | 2020 | Eddie
Most Egregious Age Difference Between the Leading Man and the Love Interest | 2020 | DaVine Joy
Best Edited Feature Film Comedy | 2020 | Billy
Best Actor | 2020 | Eddie
2020 | DaVine Joy
Best Costume Design | 2020 | Ruth E.
Best Movie | 2020
Outstanding Score | 2020 | Scott
Outstanding Breakthrough Performance Male | 2020 | Tituss
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Big Budget Feature Comedy | 2020 | Lindsay
Excellence in Period Film | 2020 | Ruth E.
Best Costume Design | 2020 | Ruth E.
Best Actor | 2020 | Eddie
Best ComedyMusical Film | 2020
Best Period andor Character Makeup FeatureLength Motion Picture | 2020 | Deborah
Best Period andor Character Hair Styling FeatureLength Motion Picture | 2020 | Linda
Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture | 2020 | Eddie
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture | 2020 | Wesley
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture | 2020 | DaVine Joy
Outstanding Motion Picture | 2020
Best Original Score for a Comedy Film | 2020 | Scott
Best Costume Design | 2020 | Ruth E.
Best Hair and Makeup | 2020 | Stacey
Outstanding Locations in a Period Film | 2020
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing Music Score for Feature Film | 2020 | Philip
Best Supporting Actor | 2020 | Wesley
Best Actor | 2020 | Eddie
Best Breakthrough Performance Female | 2020 | DaVine Joy
Film Performance | 2020 | Tituss
Best Picture | 2019
Assistant Location Manager of the Year Feature Film | 2019
Best Costume Design | 2019 | Ruth E.
Best Actor of the Year | 2019 | Eddie
Best Supporting Performer in a Movie | 2019 | DaVine Joy
Best Actor | 2019 | Eddie
Best Actor | 2019 | Eddie
Best Actor | 2019 | Eddie
Best Supporting Actor | 2019 | Wesley
Best Comedic Performance | 2019 | Eddie
Best Production Design | 2019 | Clay A.
Best Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2019 | Eddie
Best Film | 2019
Best Actor | 2019 | Eddie
Best Supporting Actor | 2019 | Wesley
Best Comedy Film | 2019
Most vintage Rudy Ray Moore movie scenes are recreated in their entirety with modern actors. However, in the house escape scene ("Bitch, are you for real?!") from The Human Tornado (1976), only the close-up shots of Moore were replaced, so Eddie Murphy appears to interact with the original supporting cast.
Keegan-Michael Key was a huge fan of Rudy Ray Moore before getting cast in this film. While working on The Predator (2018), the other cast members would come to his trailer to watch Moore's films.
When Jerry Jones and Rudy Ray Moore are starting to write the script for Dolemite (1975), Moore starts running down a laundry list of what he wants to put in the film (from kung-fu fights to an exorcism). When Jones gets exasperated and questions the exorcism scene, Moore realizes that he has gone "too far" with his ideas, and suggests "putting the devil in another movie." This is an inside reference to the future Moore film Petey Wheatstraw (1977).
D'Urville Martin really appeared in Rosemary's Baby (1968). He played an elevator operator, the only African-American character. He appeared in two scenes, with one on-camera line of dialogue.
Dedicated to Eddie Murphy's brother, Charlie.
"Rudy Ray Moore: Dolemite is my name, and fuckin' up motherfuckers is my game!"
"Rudy Ray Moore: You know what they say brother - luck is where opportunity meets preparation."
