Cast
- Vin Diesel as Rick
- Suzanne Lanza as Heather
- Joey Dedio as Fred
- F. Valentino Morales as Tony
- Mike Epps as Mike
- T.K. Kirkland as Rodney
- Darnell Williams as Keith
- Mihaela Tudorof as Danielle
- Eugene Osborne Smith as Willie
- Temple Brooks as Amy
- Loni Sabrina Stuart as Nicole
- Deangela Parrish as Suzanne
- Marko Kalfa as Chris
- Joey Iovino as Kenny
- Louis Albert von Steidl as Jerry Saperstein
- Sean M. Silverstein as Voice of Timothy
- Helen M. Mitchell as Bookstore Clerk
- Freddie Pendavis as Arthur
- Denise Carrasco as Tanya
- Taquana Harris as Melba
- Marlo Morales as Kiki
- Rudy "Rush" McCallum as Sevon
- Marco Alularach as Waiter
- Gus Theodoro as Maitre 'D
- Frederick Ricks as Hood 1
- Redd Grant as Hood 2
- John Morales as Delivery Man
- Jamie Schutz as Brown Yuppie 1
- Matthew Ross as Brown Yuppie 2
- Clinton Lamur as Bum at Strip Joint
- John Pierce as Bum 1
- Phillip Jones as Bum 2
- Gina Lombardino as Mike's Date
- Jennifer Merzius as Fred's Date
- Carol Ferrante as Jap Girl 1
- Natalie Ferrante as Jap Girl 2
- Munge Abraham Sheriff as Cab Driver
- Rash Paul Singh as Cab Driver
- Bartolo Cruz as Cab Driver
- Mohammed Salama as Cab Driver
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