Although Jo Jo Dancer has achieved success as a stand-up comedian, he hasn't found happiness. After receiving severe burns in a narcotics-related incident, Jo Jo remains in a coma, and, while in this state, he looks back on his life. Drifting off into memories of his troubled childhood, Jo Jo revisits his youth, recalling his eventual rise to fame and the decadence that followed. As he considers his existence, he must decide if he wants to go on living or not.
A comic with one eye on his audience and another eye on the truth.
Director: Richard Pryor · Writers: Richard Pryor, Paul Mooney, Rocco Urbisci
Although Jo Jo Dancer has achieved success as a stand-up comedian, he hasn't found happiness. After receiving severe burns in a narcotics-related incident, Jo Jo remains in a coma, and, while in this state, he looks back on his life. Drifting off into memories of his troubled childhood, Jo Jo revisits his youth, recalling his eventual rise to fame and the decadence that followed. As he considers his existence, he must decide if he wants to go on living or not.
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Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling is a 1986 drama and comedy movie from the United States directed by Richard Pryor, starring Richard Pryor, Debbie Allen and Art Evans. It was released on May 2, 1986. The running time is 1 h 37 min, in English. Audiences rate it 6.5/10 from 40 votes — mixed to positive.
“A comic with one eye on his audience and another eye on the truth.”
Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling was released on May 2, 1986.
Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling was directed by Richard Pryor.
The main cast includes Richard Pryor, Debbie Allen, Art Evans, Fay Hauser and Barbara Williams.
Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling runs 1 h 37 min.
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