Raymond St. Jacques

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Characters played by Raymond St. Jacques

Det. Sanchez — Timebomb (1991)

Det. Sanchez is the detective Eddy contacts after learning that the man known as Eddy Kay supposedly died in Vietnam in 1972. He provides information that deepens Eddy's doubts about his identity. Eddy later arranges to hand Dr. Anna Nolmar over to Sanchez at a theater, but the exchange erupts into gunfire.

Coffin Ed Johnson — Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970)

Gravedigger's sharp-witted partner tackling urban crime and corruption.

Sgt. Doc McGee — The Green Berets (1968)

Green Beret medic who accompanies Muldoon to a river bridge during the secret mission. He helps plant explosives to block enemy pursuit and is seriously wounded during the subsequent escape, though the team successfully extracts the captured general.

Tangee — The Pawnbroker (1965)

The leader of a neighborhood gang. Orchestrates a violent robbery attempt at the pawnshop, directly triggering the tragic climax.

B.G. — Uptight (1968)

The leader of the local black revolutionary group and Jeannie's boyfriend. He and the group demand violent preparation and expel Tank for his drinking and unreliability. He reluctantly sends men to protect Johnny's mother after receiving Tank's message, only to later order Tank's execution upon discovering he was the police informant.

Ubi — Mister Moses (1965)

Ubi is an educated African who sees through Joe Moses's confidence tricks. He first proposes joining Joe in conning other Africans, but later tries to take over Joe's show with a concealed flame thrower. The device has unexpectedly disastrous consequences, making Ubi a rival whose actions disrupt Joe's influence over the villagers.

Randolph, Molloch's Bodyguard — The Evil That Men Do (1984)

Randolph is identified as one of Molloch’s bodyguards and appears as the apparently crippled man who follows Holland and his companions from a cockfighting ring. Holland notices the deception, warns him that he has been detected, and Randolph escapes before Holland later surveys Molloch’s compound.

Blueboy Harris — Book of Numbers (1973)

Blueboy Harris is Dave Green's partner and mentor in the illegal numbers business they establish in Arkansas. He uses tactical deception to defeat a prejudiced court, protects the business, and later returns with a shotgun to save Dave from the mafia. Blueboy is fatally shot in the final battle, leaving Dave to carry on his lesson.

James Lake — If He Hollers, Let Him Go! (1968)

James is a Black man who has escaped prison after being falsely convicted of murder. He hides from police, is offered money by Leslie to kill Ellen, and instead tries to warn her. With Ellen's help and support from his friends, he confronts Carl Blair, whose confession helps establish James's innocence.

Ivory — The Wild Pair (1987)

A drug dealer identified in the story as Ivory Jones, whose criminal organization Avalon and Jennings are assigned to infiltrate. Jennings meets Jones in a drug deal, takes the drugs, and learns they belong to The Sentinel. Jones later travels to collect heroin from Hester, but Avalon destroys his armored limousine, killing him and his men.

Captain Concasseur — The Comedians (1967)

Captain Concasseur is an officer of the Haitian regime who arrests and beats Major H. O. Jones. He later pressures Brown to transport Jones under false safe conduct, threatening the Pinedas with expulsion, and finally reaches the rebels' rendezvous and kills Major H. O. Jones.

Career Overview

Raymond St. Jacques has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1959. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently John Carpenter Films with 1 titles. Signature works include They Live, Cotton Comes to Harlem, Timebomb. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
54
Birth Date
1930-03-01
Birth Place
Hartford, Connecticut, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q963869), public domain (CC0).