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White Chicks

Year:

2004

Duration:

109 min

Genres:

Crime | Comedy

IMDB rate:

5.3

Director:

Keenen Ivory Wayans

Awards:

2 wins & 8 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2004-06-23

Filming Locations: British Columbia, Canada

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $19,676,748 (USA) (27 June 2004)

Gross: $69,148,997 (USA) (15 August 2004)

Cast

Actor

Character

Maitland Ward

White Chicks

Faune A. Chambers

White Chicks

Anne Dudek

White Chicks

Heather McDonald

Shawn Wayans

Kevin Copeland

Marlon Wayans

Marcus Copeland

Jaime King

Heather Vandergeld

Frankie Faison

Chief Elliott Gordon

Lochlyn Munro

Agent Jake Harper

John Heard

Warren Vandergeld

Busy Philipps

Karen

Terry Crews

Latrell Spencer

Brittany Daniel

Megan Vandergeld

Eddie Velez

Agent Vincent Gomez

Jessica Cauffiel

Tori

Rochelle Aytes

Denise Porter

Jennifer Carpenter

Lisa

John Reardon

Heath

Steven Grayhm

Russ - Party Boy

Drew Sidora

Shaunice

Casey Lee

Tony

Kevin Blatch

Aubrey

Taras Kostyuk

Russian

Zoltan Barabas

Drug Dealer

Brad Loree

Dealer Henchman

Paul Lazenby

Dealer Henchman

David Lewis

Josh

Ben Nemtin

Hamptons Hotel Guy

Suzy Joachim

Elaine Vandergeld

Kerbie O'Neill

Hamptons Girl

Shannon Dagg

Hamptons Girl

Jennifer Berry

Hamptons Girl

Patrick Baynham

Hamptons Guy

Kristi Angus

Wheelchair Girl

Marshall Virtue

Purse Snatcher

John Moore

Arnold Spiezer

Fraser Aitcheson

Stripper

James Michalopolous

Stripper (as James Michalopoulos)

Ricardo Scarabelli

FBI Agent

Liam Ranger

Boy at Beach

Zack Nicholson

Boy at Beach

Luciana Carro

Waitress

Michael Gordin Shore

Waiter at Hamptons Restaurant (as Michael Shore)

Lillianne Lee

Housekeeper

Melissa Panton

Karen's Backup Dancer

Kathryn Schellenberg

Karen's Backup Dancer

Heather Robertson

Vandergeld Dance Team

Joanne Pesusich

Vandergeld Dance Team

Jennifer Oleksiuk

Vandergeld Dance Team

David Manske

Fashion Critic

Charlie

Baby the Dog

Mike Azevedo

Paparazzi Guy (uncredited)

Amy Bohaker

Party Guest (uncredited)

Artine Brown

Punk (uncredited)

Mike Cook

Ted Burton

Holly Eglington

Girl (uncredited)

Everick Golding

Designer (uncredited)

Ryan Hesp

Young Man at Auction (uncredited)

Paul Hooson

Rottweiller Dog (uncredited)

Evangeline Lilly

Party Guest (uncredited)

Valerie Murphy

Party Guest (uncredited)

Lucia Oskerova

Fashion model (uncredited)

Matt Reimer

Bartender (uncredited)

Jaimie Tucker

Runway Model (uncredited)

Shaina Tianne Unger

Model (uncredited)

Mike Vardy

Auction Guest (uncredited)

Launey Walter

Guy in Nightclub (uncredited)

Stephanie Marie Watkins

Auction Guest (uncredited)

Todd Whalen

Auction Bidder (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Terry Crews's line "Oh no my brother, you gotta get your own" (spoken to Shawn Wayans when Shawn is pretending to be a parking valet) is taken from a record commercial that used to air frequently on BET (Black Entertainment Television) during the 1980s.

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Shawn and Marlon Wayans previously co-wrote and starred in Scary Movie 2, which parodied The Exorcist. Jennifer Carpenter (Lisa) went on to star in The Exorcism of Emily Rose.

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When The Wilson sisters get out of the airplane, the song playing is a spoof of "Miss Hilton", a song recorded by The Penfifteen Club for The Simple Life, Paris Hilton's hit reality show.

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Goofs

At the beginning of car singing scene the windshield is obviously not there.

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When Kevin offers the two boys $5 to call him Latrell they are wearing a different set of clothing than when they return to get their money.

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During the dance scene when Latrelle puts pills in the martini, in the first shot he drinks it all, in the next shot its halfway done and in the next shot it's empty again

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Quotes

Latrell Spencer: Once you go black, you gonna need a wheelchair.

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Kevin Copeland: I'm gonna have a BF!

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Kevin Copeland: [as Brittany Wilson] Sweetie! You've got to slow up with those cosmos!

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Faq

What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Unrated Version?

The Unrated Version offers several extended scenes that include sex-jokes as well as other gross prolongations. Altogether the Unrated Version runs approx. 6 minutes of new footage and a detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

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