Dot-Marie Jones, born in 1964, is an American actress known for her diverse roles in television and film. In Under Lock and Key (1995), she brings a compelling energy to the screen, contributing to the film's gritty exploration of crime and survival. With a background as a 15-time world arm wrestling champion, Jones transitioned into acting, where her physicality and charisma shine. Her memorable performances, including her role as Coach Beiste in Glee, highlight her versatility within the cult and exploitation genres.
Under Lock and Key
An FBI agent goes undercover in a women's prison to find evidence hidden by a drug dealer's ex-girlfriend. After she is taken off the case, she finds that the drug dealer has kidnapped her daughter. She enlists the help of one of her prison guards, and together they take on the drug dealer's mob.
