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Jun 26, 1974 · The "three" alluded to in the title are played by Jim Brown, Fred Williamson and Jim Kelly. Letting their fists do all the talking, the hard-nosed trio takes on a neofascist organization. It is the avowed purpose of this all-white hate group to "cleanse" Los Angeles, Detroit and Washington DC of all blacks.
Three The Hard Way is a really well made action packed crime film. It's another classic of the Blaxploitation genre that doesn't dissapoint! Peter Roberts is the co-founder/editor-in-chief of the Grindhouse Cinema Database (GCDb) and contributor to the GCDb's sister site Furious Cinema. A Massachusetts native, he is an avid film fan that has ...
Three the Hard Way is a 1974 action-thriller film directed by Gordon Parks Jr. and starring Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, and Jim Kelly. The movie is set in the United States and revolves around a dangerous plot by a white supremacist group to poison the water supply of three major American cities, leading to the death of millions of Black Americans.
Jun 26, 2014 · June 26, 2014. Three the Hard Way (1974) is Directed by Gordon Parks Jr. and written by Eric Bercovici, and Jerrold L. Ludwig. The film stars Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Jim Kelly. Blaxploitation film about three martial arts specialists, one a record producer played by Jim Brown, one a PR man played by Fred Williams, and one a karate Black ...
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A really weak sequel to 1974's "Black Belt Jones". Jim Kelly reprises his role as US government agent/contractor named Jones. This time around Jones travels to Thailand to rescue the daughter of a southern U.S. senator, who is being held by a crime lord named Rangoon. (Black Samson) These streets belong to Samson!
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asgbeat 3 January 2009. "Three the Hard Way" earned its reputation on the presence of (and chemistry between) its three roundly diverse Black action stars - Fred Williamson, Jim Brown and Jim Kelly. They were perfectly cast for a film with an engaging premise about "The Man" poisoning the water supply in three major urban/inner cities.
