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Marcus and Kevin Copeland are brothers and FBI agents, and their latest raid ends in a complete fiasco. Meanwhile, the Bureau gets word that high-society darlings Brittany and Tiffany Wilson might be kidnapped, but the big case goes to the Copelands' arch-rivals, Vincent Gomez and Jake Harper. What is left for Marcus and Kevin is a far more humiliating assignment: to keep their jobs, they must pick up the Wilson sisters at the airport and take them to the Hamptons. But after a car accident leaves the girls with injuries to their faces, they refuse to go anywhere looking like that. Out of options, the two agents come up with a crazy plan: they will disguise themselves and take the sisters' place, transforming from two black men into two wealthy young white women. Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans, the 109-minute 2004 film stars Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans and Terry Crews in a crime comedy.
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Cast
- Shawn WayansKevin Copeland
- Marlon WayansMarcus Copeland
- Frankie FaisonChief Elliott Gordon
- Terry CrewsLatrell Spencer
- Faune Chambers WatkinsGina Copeland
- Rochelle AytesDenise Porter
- John HeardWarren Vandergeld
- Lochlyn MunroAgent Jake Harper
- Busy PhilippsKaren
- Jennifer CarpenterLisa
- Jessica CauffielTori
- Eddie VelezAgent Vincent Gomez
- Jaime KingHeather Vandergeld
- Brittany DanielMegan Vandergeld
- Anne DudekTiffany Wilson
- John ReardonHeath
- Steven GrayhmRuss (Party Boy)
- Drew SidoraShaunice
Behind the camera
- Keenen Ivory WayansDirector, Screenplay, Story, Producer
- Andrew McElfreshScreenplay
- Marlon WayansScreenplay, Story, Producer
- Michael Anthony SnowdenScreenplay
- Shawn WayansScreenplay, Story, Producer
- Xavier CookScreenplay
- Steven BernsteinCinematography
- Lee R. MayesProducer
- Rick AlvarezProducer
Character and job names are shown as recorded in the source.
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