3 Strikes (film)
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| Directed by | DJ Pooh |
| Produced by | Marcus Morton |
| Written by | DJ Pooh |
| Starring | Brian Hooks N'Bushe Wright Faizon Love E-40, and Mo'Nique |
| Cinematography | John Simmons |
| Editing by | John Carter Charles Ireland Dirk Westervelt |
| Distributed by | MGM |
| Release date(s) | March 3, 2000 |
| Running time | 82 min |
| Country |  United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $3,400,000 |
| Gross revenue | $9,832,166 |
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3 Strikes is a 2000 urban comedy film that was written and directed by DJ Pooh.
[edit] Plot
Brian Hooks plays Rob Douglas, just released from jail, Rob already has two strikes to his name under California's Three Strikes Law, and he decides to go clean. He calls his friend Tone (Faizon Love) to pick him up. However, Tone, having gotten sidetracked, sends another friend, J.J. to pick him up. The car that J.J. uses turns out to be stolen, and J.J. starts a shootout with the police on the way home, and although Rob doesn't get involved, he still manages to escape. The plot centers around Rob trying to evade the police for fear that he will be put away for good with a third strike.
[edit] Cast
- Brian Hooks - Rob Douglas
- N'Bushe Wright - Juanita Johnson
- Faizon Love - Tone
- E-40 - Mike
- Starletta DuPois - Moms Douglas
- George Wallace - Pops Douglas
- David Alan Grier - Detective Jenkins
- Dean Norris - Officer Roberts
- Barima McKnight - Blue
- Meagan Good - Buela Douglas
- Mo'Nique - Dahlia
- De'aundre Bonds - J.J.
- Antonio Fargas - Uncle Jim Douglas
- Harmonica Fats - Grandpa Johnson
- Mike Epps - Customer in Barbershop
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