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Writer:
Ice Cube (written by)
Release Date:
8 April 1998 (USA) more
Tagline:
Make the money. Don't let it make you. more
Plot:
A woman must contend with rival strippers and her boss in an attempt to make a legitimate living. full summary | add synopsis
Awards:
1 win more
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respectable directorial debut for Cube more (27 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| LisaRaye | ... | Diamond (as Lisa Raye) | |
| Dick Anthony Williams | ... | Mr. Armstrong | |
| Judyann Elder | ... | Mrs. Armstrong (as Judy Ann Elder) | |
| Chrystale Wilson | ... | Ronnie | |
| Adele Givens | ... | Tricks | |
| Bernie Mac | ... | Dollar Bill | |
| Anthony Johnson | ... | L'il Man (as A.J. Johnson) | |
| Jimmy Woodard | ... | Miron | |
| Montae Russell | ... | Lance (as Monte Russell) | |
| Oren Williams | ... | Jamal @ 4 Years | |
| Monica Calhoun | ... | Ebony | |
| Jossie Thacker | ... | Stripper #1 (as Jossie Harris) | |
| Lalanya Masters | ... | Stripper #2 | |
| Ursula Y. Houston | ... | Dancer #2 | |
| Annie O'Donnell | ... | Lady |
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Rated R for strong language, sexual content and violence.
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104 min | Germany:90 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Australia:MA | Iceland:16 | New Zealand:R16 | Germany:16 | UK:18 | USA:R
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At one point, there was a scene when Lil Man asked Officer Freeman played by John Amos, "Did you know you look just like the father from Good Times?" Amos did, in fact, play the father in the 1970s sitcom "Good Times" (1974). more
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Continuity: Dollar Bill's position in the trunk is different between shots. more
Movie Connections:
References "Good Times" (1974) more
Soundtrack:
It Seems Like You're Ready more
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Unremarkable but ambitious story from writer-director Ice Cube. A young woman recalls her emotionally wrenching experiences while working at a raunchy black strip club. More specifically, she remembers the burden of dealing with sleazy customers, reprehensible rivals, and wild parties on the side, all the while doing her best to maintain her dignity while working to better her life. Intriguing story is accompanied by a talented cast, powerful moments, and some fine performances, but too often resorts to familiar plot devices and lame stereotypes. Not a bad piece of work for first time director Cube, but would have benefited from more creativity. **