Age: 75
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Vondie Curtis-Hall (born September 30, 1956) is an American actor and film director. As an actor, he is best known for his role as Dr. Dennis Hancock on the CBS medical drama Chicago Hope created by David E. Kelley.
Jericho Drumm was born in Haiti, where he was surrounded by a native culture that embraced voodoo and magic. Jericho left behind his younger brother Daniel and went to New Orleans where he studied psychology. In Haiti, a being known as Dramabu the Death-Lord is using his voodoo powers to raise the dead. While in New Orleans Voodoo reads a letter that was delivered to him. Reading the letter, Brother Voodoo learns of the zombies that have been risen in Haiti from an old friend he rushed from the house to go to Haiti. As they fly to Haiti, Voodoo's friend Sarah Le Jeune's home is attacked by zombies one of which includes her dead husband)they kill Sarah and kidnap her daughter for Dramabu.When Brother Voodoo arrives, he realizes that he's too late but is able to track the zombies and Dramabu to a nearby grave yard. He arrives to see that Dramabu intends to sacrifice the girl so that he may gain power to crush the institutions that he believes are ruining Haiti and destroying it's culture. With his powers growing, Dramabu finally raises the one dead person who resisted his power: Papa Jambo.Brother Voodoo then attacks, using the soul of his brother to aid him against the army of the undead. However, he is over powered, and is forced to use his mastery over fire to destroy the zombies. This gives Dramabu a chance and try to get the Papa Jambo zombie to kill the girl. Brother Voodoo arrives in time to send out his brothers soul to stop the Jambo-zombie from killing the girl.
