Hammer
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Hammer (1972, USA) is a Blaxploitation-Crime film directed by Bruce D. Clark.
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Main Details
- Released on September 20, 1972 (New York City)
- Color
- Running Time: 92 Min.
- Production Co: Essaness Productions
- Distribution Co: United Artists (1972) (USA) (theatrical) | United Artists Corporation (1973) (UK) (theatrical)
- Directed by Bruce D. Clark
- Written by Charles Johnson
- Starring Fred Williamson, Bernie Hamilton, Vonetta McGee
- Produced by Al Adamson, Philip Hazelton, Bernard Schwartz, James Spohn
- Original Music by Solomon Burke
- Cinematography by Robert Steadman
- Film Editing by George Folsey Jr.
Plot Summary
- A Los Angeles dock worker becomes a boxer but his crooked manager is involved in various rackets and he's working for the mob.
Also Known As
- B J Hammer (USA)
- To Sfyri (Greece)
Taglines
- Fights the Syndicate With His Fists!
- Is Going To Take This Town Apart
- ...is a black explosion!
