
21 Jump Street
Unpopular scholar Morton Schmidt and golden boy athlete Greg Jenko team up as undercover cops to take down a synthetic drug epidemic at a high school, clashing between brains and brawn while navigating the chaos of teenage culture and a dangerous underground drug ring.
“The only thing getting blown tonight is their cover.”
Synopsis
Cops Schmidt and Jenko join the secret Jump Street unit and go undercover as high school students, using their youthful appearances to blend in. They trade their guns and badges for backpacks and set out to dismantle a dangerous drug ring. As time goes on, Schmidt and Jenko discover that high school is nothing like it was just a few years earlier. Moreover, they must confront the teenage terror and anxiety they thought they had left behind.
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A crew of 317+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Joel NegronShot by Barry PetersonScored by Mark MothersbaughDesigned by Peter WenhamSound by Chris Carpenter Nm0139303Costumes by Leah KatznelsonStunts by G A AguilarVFX by Camille Cellucci
Box Office
2012 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$201.6M
US & Canada: $138.4M — 69% of worldwide · International: $63.1M (31%)
Opening weekend: $36.3M — 26% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $49.8M — 36% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,121 theaters
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Cast & Crew
317 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
80Holly Robinson Peete
as Officer Judy Hoffs
Johnny Pemberton
as Delroy
Stanley Wong
as Roman
Justin Hires
as Juario
Brett Lapeyrouse
as Amir
Lindsey Broad
as Lisa
Caroline Aaron
as Annie Schmidt
Joe Chrest
as David Schmidt
Geraldine Singer
as Phyllis
Dakota Johnson
as Fugazy
Rye Rye
as Jr. Jr.
Valerie Tian
as Burns
Jaren Mitchell
as Sanders
Johnny Simmons
as Billiam Willingham
Keith Kurtz
as DJ Ay Papi
Randal Reeder
as Karl
Peter Epstein
as One-Percenter #1
Anthony Molinari
as One-Percenter #2
Luis Da Silva Jr
as One-Percenter #3 - Luis
Dominic Taz Alexander
as One-Percenter #4 - Lukas
Mike Seal
as One-Percenter #5 - Ed
Spencer Boldman
as French Samuels
Joe Nin Williams
as Scott
Chad Hessler
as Crazy
Kevin Michael Murphy
as Crazy
Victor Paguia
as Crazy
Chanel Celaya
as Melodie
Carol Sutton
as Hamilton Principal
Andrea Frankle
as Cinnamon
Tiffney Wagner
as Prostitute
Andrea Madison
as Prostitute
Hristo Birbochukov
as Accompanist
Candi Brooks
as VW Bug Driver
Turner Crumbley
as EMT
Haley Farris
as Eric's Friend
Brittney Alger
as Eric's Friend
Joshua Nelms
as Naked Drama Threesome
Courtney Jarrell
as Naked Drama Threesome
Melissa Cordero
as Naked Drama Threesome
Beau Delatte
as Adorable Boy
Charles Ferrara
as Janitor
Mark Adams
as Police Chief
Brian H Rossitto
as Instructor
Andrea Vittoria Alvarado
as Zach's Friend
John L Armijo
as Plainclothes Detective
Mike Bleed
as High School Student
Cameron M Brown
as Boy in Park
Valencia Christina
as Drunk Girl
Rebecca Collins
as Student at Prom
Danny Connelly
as Flashback High School Teacher
Raymond Delaune
as Father
Peter Deluise
as Officer Doug Penhall
Johnny Depp
as Officer Tom Hanson
Sheila Eden
as Rockabilly Girl
Rene Fabre
as Theater Parent
Cy Fahrenholtz
as Graduation Attendee
Ayman Hasan
as Cop #5
Billy Hendrickson
as Mouth in Hallucination
Dakota Hill
as Jake
Dustin Hymel
as Band Director
Jacquelyn Twodat Jackson
as Parent at play
Jackie Jenkins Jr
as Cop
Allyson Leigh Jordan
as Parent
Spencer Kayden
as Graduation Attendee
Samantha Kelly
as Rockabilly Girl
Sara Kenley
as Flashback High School Girl
Kristal Kincaid
as Student
Stephen Livaudais
as Policeman
Tony Longo
as Flashback Middle School Teacher
D J Mills
as Scared Kid in Park
Jared Moser
as High School Student
Moses Munoz
as Police Academy Cadet
Steve Rally
as Auditorium Parent
Danzel Square
as Track Runner #1
Travis Allen Stutsman
as Goth Student
Darren Sumner
as Officer Miller
Zac Waggener
as Jock #2
Michael Warren
as High School Student
Stephen Warren
as High School Student
Will Woldenberg
as Trainee
Directors
3Writers
5Producers
8Camille Cellucci
visual effects producer: DuMonde Visual Effects
Channing Tatum
executive producer
Ezra Swerdlow
executive producer
Jonah Hill
executive producer
Neal H Moritz
Producer
Patricia Rose Duignan
visual effects executive producer: DuMonde Visual Effects (as Rose Duignan)
Stephen J Cannell
Producer
Tania Landau
executive producer
Other crew
222Nancy Banks
acting coach: Channing Tatum
Tyler Samardick
additional craft service (uncredited)
Rebecca Weigold
additional editor (as Rebecca Weigold Stocker)
Jennifer Carriere
additional script supervisor (uncredited)
Mike Leonard
additional second assistant director (uncredited)
John M White
additional second assistant director / first assistant director: splinter unit (uncredited)
Ashley Lambert
additional voice casting (uncredited)
Howard London
adr mixer
Brian T Delaney
adr voice
David Dos Santos
Amir / Billiam Willingham
Dan Meehan
animator: opening sequence (uncredited)
Luke Ciarrocchi
apprentice editor (uncredited)
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