Initially, Priest is reluctant to do so, and Sonko prevails upon him that as a black man he has a moral duty to aide his African brothers in their time of need. Lamine Sonko, tries to encourage him to take the arms smuggling assignment.
Apparently struck by Priest's charismatic appearance (if nothing else), the African official, Dr. However, it is at the end of one of these card games that he meets an African dignitary looking for someone to oversee a gun smuggling operation, which a military unit in his country has recently botched. He suffers from incessant boredom, with gambling in nightly poker games with Italian businessmen as his lone source of interest.
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Although now financially secure, having successfully "run down the fantastic number" in a major drug deal while in New York City, he finds that retired live in Europe isn't all that it's cracked up to be. In this, the second chapter of the Super Fly saga, Priest relocates overseas to Europe where he is now retired from hustling and lives in Rome with his girlfriend, Georgia.
This 1973 sequel to the blockbuster '72 hit movie is a huge disappointment that doesn't even remotely-in terms of both quality and appeal-replicate the preceding action-packed, street savvy tale about a highly charismatic but disillusioned black Harlem cocaine dealer, Priest. Without a doubt, one of the worst movies, let alone sequels, that you will ever see, even by Blaxploitation film standards.
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