Sinqua Walls
Kamal
Jack Harlow
Jeremy
Lance Reddick
Benji
Teyana Taylor
Imani
Laura Harrier
Tatiana
Myles Bullock
Renzo
Vince Staples
Speedy
Zak Steiner
Phillip Williamson
J. Alphonse Nicholson
Jermaine
Aiden Shute
Drew
Bentley Green
Jacoby
Andrew Schulz
TJ
James Earl
Mooch
Stan Verrett
Stan Verrett
Blake Griffin
Blake Griffin
Taylor Rooks
Taylor Rooks
Tyler Herro
Tyler HerroDazeran Jones
Duke Skywalka
Arturo Castro
Bobby
Tristen J. Winger
Richard Wood
Paris Nicole
Edith
Gerald 'Slink' Johnson
LamontMarli Dane Farrior
MayaJordon Alexander
Sketchy Guy
Samir Royal
6-Year-Old KamalTyshawn Givens
Allen Crabbe EarsNickolas William Thomas
Andy
Joe Dinicol
Chicken Sandwich
Charles Tyler Kinder
Lost Culkin BrotherFreddie Kuguru
SunglassesMakaio Thompson
Dodgers Hat
Kareem Stroud
Hefty BagMalachi D. Scott
MalachiNoah Ballou
Tall Man in Cycling GearDeonte Henderson
Westbrook-esque Point GuardSolo Bailey
Teen Hooper
Chaz Ingram
Older Man
Dolly Gray
Kamal's MotherRichard Nevels
JabariDaniel 'DoKnows' Lopez
Guy #1Larry Powell
Salesperson
Sarah Carson
SusieBarry Brisco
RefLevi R. Gilbert
Opposing FanLukas H. Gilbert
Other Opposing FanKhalid Mutakabbir
Another RefAnthony Zasada
Guy in Jean ShortsTarell Meeks
Camera ManAnthony Hamilton Jr.
17-Year-Old KamalDJ Battlecat
DJChasnie Houston
Young Teen GirlNic Harris
Street Ball Opponent #1
Iman Crosson
Fake Malcolm X
Tamera Kissen
Sheila
Tiffanie Holloway
Shorty Shorts GirlfriendDJ Hed
Venice Tournament DJHarry Perry
Venice Guitar Player on SkatesAnt Henderson
AntMartin French
Ref #2DJ Qwesscoast
Leimert MC
Malachi Mutakabbir
Flame ThrowerReef Graham
St. Thomas Basketball PlayerQuinn Pierce
Fan #4
Samo Soto
Basketball Player #2
CJ Stuart
Pedestrian #2Phillip-Charlie Daniell
Tournament Offical (uncredited)Orion Hunter
Saint Thomas Student (uncredited)
Jacob Lawrence Kreiss
Vendor (uncredited)
Released
en
- #male friendship
- #basketball
- #streetball
- #los angeles, california
- #buddy
- #confidence artist
- #hustling
Reviews
Unexpectedly, 2023's <em>'White Men Can’t Jump'</em> is great! I was anticipating, at best, a run-of-the-mill remake of the fun original movie from 1992, as most redos tend to be let's be honest. However, everyone involved here does a noteworthy job. I thoroughly enjoyed this, it's predominantly funny but there is heart in there too. To be honest, I'd totally rank it higher than its predecessor