Barbershop (film)

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Movie
German title	Barbershop
Original title	Barbershop
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	2002
length	102 minutes
Age rating	FSK 6
Rod
Director	Tim story
script	Mark Brown
production	Mark Brown, Robert Teitel , George Tillman, Jr.
music	Terence Blanchard
camera	Tom Priestley, Jr.
cut	John Carter
occupation
Ice Cube : Calvin Palmer Anthony Anderson : JD Cedric the Entertainer : Eddie Sean Patrick Thomas : Jimmy James Eve : Terri Jones Troy Garity : Isaac Rosenberg Michael Ealy : Ricky Nash Leonard Earl Howze : Dinka Keith David : Lester Wallace Jazsmin Lewis : Jennifer Palmer Lahmard J. Tate : Billy Tom Wright : Detective Williams Jason Winston George : Kevin DeRay Davis : Hustle Guy Sonya Eddy : Janelle

Barbershop (alternative title: Barbershop - A hair-sharp quarter , original title: Barbershop ) is an American comedy film from 2002 . Tim Story directed the film and Mark Brown wrote the screenplay and co-produced the film. The film continued with Barbershop 2 two years later . On April 15, 2016, Barbershop: The Next Cut , directed by Malcolm D. Lee , was another sequel to the US cinemas.

action

A small barber shop was the hangout of gossip in downtown Chicago for decades. After Calvin takes over the shop from his father, he doesn't want to continue running the shop and quickly sell it lucratively. With his choice of buyer he meets rental shark Wallace, a seedy man who is well-known in the city and who does not have a good reputation. When his employees and his father's long-standing customers can finally change his mind, it is almost too late because the buyer wants to turn the barbershop into a nightclub.

Reviews

"Sympathetic, relaxed comedy that relies on the pointed verbal exchange of blows within the black 'community'."

- Lexicon of international film

Awards

At the MTV Movie Awards , the film was nominated in the "Best Comedic Performance" category for the character Eddie played by Cedric the Entertainer .

Web links

• Barber Shop in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Website of the film
• Barbershop at Rotten Tomatoes (English)
• Barbershop at Metacritic (English)
• Barbershop at cinema.de
• Barbershop at kino.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ accessed on April 15, 2016
2. ↑ Barbershop. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed February 2, 2016 .  
3. ↑ MTV : 2003 MTV Movie Awards - Winners , May 31, 2003