Editing Adolph Caesar (section)

===Early career===
Caesar made his film debut in 1969 in ''[[Che!]]'', playing Cuban revolutionary [[Juan Almeida Bosque]]. A year later, Caesar became an announcer for and then joined the [[Negro Ensemble Company]] in 1970 for productions such as ''[[The River Niger]]'', ''Square Root of the Soul'', and ''The Brownsville Raid''. Caesar also later worked with the Minnesota Theater Company, Inner City Repertory Company, and the [[American Shakespeare Theatre]]. He had a stint on the soap operas ''[[Guiding Light]]'' and ''[[General Hospital]]'' in 1964 and 1969, respectively.

Thanks to his voice, Caesar found frequent work as a voice-over artist for television and radio commercials, including theatrical previews and radio commercials for many [[blaxploitation]] films such as ''[[Cleopatra Jones]]'', ''[[Super Fly (1972 film)|Superfly]]'', ''[[Truck Turner]]'' and ''[[The Spook Who Sat by the Door (film)|The Spook Who Sat by the Door]]''. For many years, he was the voice of the [[United Negro College Fund]]'s publicity campaign, reciting the iconic slogan "...because a mind is a terrible thing to waste."

Later in his career, Caesar also lent his voice to the animated series ''[[Silverhawks]]'', in which he voiced Hotwing, a magician and skilled illusionist.{{citation needed|date=June 2017}}

In 1980, Caesar appeared in the infamous [[Bruceploitation]] mockumentary ''[[Fist of Fear, Touch of Death]],'' playing himself as a fictional television news reporter investigating the death of [[Bruce Lee]].