Honey (2003)
Overview
Honey Daniels dreams of making a name for herself as a hip-hop choreographer. When she's not busy hitting downtown clubs with her friends, she teaches dance classes at a nearby community center in Harlem, N.Y., as a way to keep kids off the streets. Honey thinks she's hit the jackpot when she meets a hotshot director casts her in one of his music videos. But, when he starts demanding sexual favors from her, Honey makes a decision that will change her life.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $18,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $62,646,763.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.5873 |
Directed By
Bille Woodruff
Crew
Steven Essam
Emma E. Hickox
Mervyn Warren
Marc Platt
Michelle Morris-Gertz
Andre Harrell
Nicole Brown
Billy Higgins
John R. Leonetti
Susan Matheson
Aisha Coley
Mark Helfrich
Bille Woodruff
Jasna Stefanovic
Anastasia Masaro
Nicole Brown
Kim Watson
Vic Rigler
Ron Renzetti
Alonzo Brown
Mato
Sarah Campbell
Charise E. Angone
Marcei A. Brown
Terry Hubbard
Julia Wong
Sean Fogel
Virginia Landis Albertson
Geoffrey O'Brien
Brian Harper
Mike Kirilenko
Derrick Kolus
Chris Carpenter
Tracy Shaw
James Simcik
John Kohlbrenner
Tom Starnes
Jennifer Ricchiazzi
Suzanne Aplin
Andy Koyama
John Stoneham Sr.
Peter Brown
Alison Fisher
Craig Bulmer
Nancy L. Ventura
Dwight Hendrickson
Ryan Juggler
Jon Michaels
Ava Gerlitz
Colin McLellan
Nancy Tracy
Michael Carella
Angelo Colavecchia
Robert Troy
Bill Meadows
Scott G.G. Haller
Douglas Ganton
Philip Rogers
Frank Cuomo
Andrew Shea
Cameron Frankley
Laurieann Gibson
Kelly Mitchell
Luther Brown
Laurie Powers
Melissa Forney
Kelly Mitchell
Billy Oliver
Sylvain Cournoyer
Shelley Cook
TOP CAST
Jessica Alba
Honey Daniels
Mekhi Phifer
Chaz
Romeo
Benny (as Lil' Romeo)
Joy Bryant
Gina
David Moscow
Michael Ellis
Lonette McKee
Mrs. Daniels
Zachary Isaiah Williams
Raymond
Christian Monzon
Bar Customer
Al Shearer
Bar Customer
Jull Weber
Joey
Laurieann Gibson
Katrina
O'Neal McKnight
Katrina's Friend
Kevin Duhaney
Otis
William Omar Tobar
Beat Boxer
Ivan 'Flipz' Velez
Street Dancer
Jeremy Cedeno
Street Dancer
Nicole Neal
Street Dancer
Suga May
Street Dancer
Damien Luvara
Neighborhood Guy
Shawn Newman
Neighborhood Guy (as Sean Newman)
Sarah Francis
Letitia
Anthony Sherwood
Mr. Daniels
Lee Smart
Casting Director
Scott Neil
Lenny
Maestro
B.B. (as Wes Maestro Williams)
Tracy Dawson
Assistant Director
Marie Ward
Choreographer (as Brandy Marie Ward)
Jordan Madley
Honey's Friend
Evans Johnson
Honey's Friend (as Natalie Johnson)
Richard Fagon
Bouncer
Fonzworth Bentley
Barber (as Derek J. Watkins)
Alicia Bruce
Barber
Lyriq Bent
Barber
Alison Sealy-Smith
Marisol
Dwayne Morgan
Poet
Judi Embden
Mrs. Strom (as Judy Embden)
Edney Hendrickson
2nd Assistant Director
Roy T. Anderson
Undercover Cop (as Roy Anderson)
Missy Elliott
Self
Jadakiss
Self
Sheek Louch
Self (as Sheek)
Shawn Desman
Self
Ginuwine
Self
Harmonica Sunbeam
Self
Rodney Jerkins
Self
Silkk The Shocker
Self
3rd Storee
Themselves
Shamari DeVoe
Self (as Blaque)
Natina Reed
Self (as Blaque)
Brandi Williams
Self (as Blaque)
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