Mudbone (character)

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Mudbone (character) — 简介版

- Mudbone is a recurring fictional character created and used by comedian Richard Pryor in his stand-up acts.
- He first appeared in Pryor’s 1975 album, “…Is It Something I Said?”
- Mudbone is portrayed as a Black alcoholic philosopher from Tupelo, Mississippi — essentially Pryor’s alter-ego.
- In-universe basics: race — African American; gender — male; origin — United States; nationality — American.
- It’s one of Pryor’s most famous creations and is known for delivering social commentary with humor.
- The character was revived after audience demand during the concert film Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip.
- Mudbone appeared in Pryor’s material through the early 1980s, including his Here and Now era.

In short, Mudbone is Pryor’s iconic stand-up alter-ego, famous for sharp, humorous takes on life and society.