A movie featuring basketball hustling but it's really about relationships
White Men Can’t Jump was inspired by writer and producer Ron Shelton’s time playing pick up basketball in Los Angeles. He went on to write a comedy classic on the topic featuring Woody Harrelson as Billy and Wesley Snipes as Sidney.<br /><br />The two are consummate hustlers looking to make money from the game they love. Harrelson’s schtick is to play the hapless white guy that no one suspects can play ball. Snipes tries to set people up with the players he picks. They are both trash talkers par excellence. The two start as opponents but then decide to join forces to win money playing ball.<br /><br />Harrelson and Snipes are also faced with problems at home. Harrelson owes a bunch of money to two gangsters and is constantly in fear that they will find him. His girlfriend Rosie Perez as Gloria wants him to give up the hustle and find a real job especially because he always blows their money playing the games, but he can’t leave the courts. She also spends all her time studying for a hopeful call to Jeopardy where she dreams to hit it big. Snipes on the other hand is married and has a baby, and promises them that he will get them out of the ghetto. Those problems constantly pull on the male characters and their hustling on the courts.<br /><br />The movie is full of comedy especially with all the trash talking during the games.<br /><br />The games are realistic as well. Harrelson and Snipes went through an intensive training program beforehand so that they could actually play instead of just faking it. The movie also features several former NBA players. Marques Johnson is the most prominent as he plays an angry street player with a hilarious scene where he threatens all the players on a court.<br /><br />In the end, the movie isn’t just about the basketball, it’s about the men’s relationship with their women with comedy added on top.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Billy Hoyle (Woody Harrelson) and Sidney Deane (Wesley Snipes) are an unlikely pair of basketball hustlers. They team up to con their way across the courts of Los Angeles, playing a game that's fast dangerous - and funny..