While he has appeared in documentaries about his life and music, he didn't participate in any fictional films or television shows.
However, his music has been used extensively in various films and TV shows, often adding a touch of authenticity and grit to the soundtrack.
Here are some examples:
* The Blues Brothers (1980): Features "Mannish Boy" and "Rollin' Stone."
* The Color Purple (1985): Features "You Can't Lose What You Ain't Got."
* The Wire (2002-2008): His music frequently plays in the background, reflecting the harsh reality of the Baltimore streets.
* Ray (2004): Ray Charles, a huge admirer of Muddy Waters, dedicated his song "Drown In My Own Tears" to him.
* Treme (2010-2013): Set in New Orleans, this show features his music as a backdrop to the vibrant cultural scene.
This is just a small selection of films and TV shows that have used Muddy Waters' music. His influence and impact on popular culture remain undeniable.