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White chicks - Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Rochelle Aytes, Keenan Ivory Wayans

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Movie propaganda

Shawn and Marlon Wayans play Kevin and Marcus Copeland, two FBI agents trying to get back into their boss's good graces by taking on a job guarding Tiffany Wilton (Anne Dudek) and Brittany Wilton (Maitland Ward), two New York City hotel heiresses, from a serial kidnapper. They fail, and the two women are abducted. Then the two agents go undercover, dressing up as the titular "white chicks" to solve the crime and rescue the victims.

Theatrical propaganda posters

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film comedy spoof FBI undercover crime kidnap make-up

Persons of interest

Shawn Wayans .... Kevin Copeland
Marlon Wayans .... Marcus Copeland
Jaime King .... Heather Vandergeld
Frankie Faison .... Section Chief Elliott Gordon
Lochlyn Munro .... Agent Jake Harper
John Heard .... Warren Vandergeld
Busy Philipps .... Karen
Terry Crews .... Latrell Spencer
Brittany Daniel .... Megan Vandergeld
Eddie Velez .... Agent Vincent Gomez
Jessica Cauffiel .... Tori
Maitland Ward .... Brittany Wilson
Anne Dudek .... Tiffany Wilson
Rochelle Aytes .... Denise
Jennifer Carpenter .... Lisa
Faune A Chambers .... Gina
John Henry Reardon .... Heath
Xavier Cook .... Screenwriter
Andrew McElfresh .... Screenwriter
Michael Anthony Snowden .... Screenwriter
Keenan Ivory Wayans .... Screenwriter
Shawn Wayans .... Screenwriter
Marlon Wayans .... Screenwriter
Keenan Ivory Wayans .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

White chicks official movie site
White chicks movie trailers:

QuickTime

Awards and film festivals:

cf. Big Momma's house, White boys
Studios and distributors:

Revolution * Sony Pictures Releasing

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

You can't keep a straight man out of a frock.

White girls is a frolic through the comedic ins and outs of inter-racial female impersonation with a little crime thriller and interpersonal relationship issues thrown in to pad things out. No pun intended. [There'd better not be. - Director of Cinematic Intelligence.]

Great popcorn.