Barbershop: The Next Cut
Calvin fights to keep his newly merged barbershop‑beauty salon thriving while rallying his neighborhood against a surge of gang violence threatening his son’s future.
“Everybody's back for a fresh cut.”
Synopsis
To weather difficult economic conditions, Calvin and Angie combine their barbershop and beauty salon into a single business. The traditional male camaraderie is disrupted as Eddie and the team now navigate the dynamics of working alongside assertive female colleagues and lively customers. Amid the growing tension between the sexes, a more serious issue emerges in Chicago: rising crime and gang activity, which causes Calvin concern over his son's future. In response, the friends devise an ambitious strategy to reclaim their cherished neighborhood.
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A crew of 94+ credited
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Edited by Paul MillspaughShot by Greg GardinerScored by Stanley ClarkeDesigned by Ina Mayhew
Box Office
2016 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$55.0M
US & Canada: $54.0M — 98% of worldwide · International: $1.0M (2%)
Opening weekend: $20.2M — 37% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $25.2M — 47% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,661 theaters
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Also known as
- La barbería 3es
- Barbershop 3fr
- La bottega del barbiere 3it
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Cast & Crew
94 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
70Lamorne Morris
as Jerrod
Utkarsh Ambudkar
as Raja
Margot Bingham
as Bree
Deon Cole
as Dante
Tyga
as Whack MC / Yummy
Deray Davis
as Rayford
Jamal Woolard
as Marquis
Deborah Ayorinde
as Marquita
Michael Rainey Jr
as Jalen
Diallo Thompson
as Kenny
Renell Gibbs
as Jay
Felicia O Dell
as Mabel
Elizabeth Dozier
as Principal Paula Walker
Anthony Davis
as Self
Cayman Kelly
as Self
Timon Kyle Durrett
as Officer Terrence
Hallie Ricardo
as Candace Washington
Reggie Brown
as President Obama
Christin Rankins
as Aisha
Charles Black
as Sonny
Jwaundace Candece
as Boy's Mother
Torion Sellers Ii
as Anthony
Yusuf Gatewood
as Derek
Rayan Lawrence
as Customer #3
Chala Savino
as Mariela Cruz
Brad Sanders
as Eugene
Anthony Dalton
as Hot Guy / Chris
Erique Mitchell
as Random Dude
Isaiah John
as Gang Member #1
Marcia Wright
as Jackie
Lindsey Ward
as Blonde
Quinn Mcpherson
as Maya
N Kozmo Miller
as Mr. Fenty
Hayden Obligacion
as George Jefferson Kid
Winston Brooks
as Gang Member #2
Robert Crayton
as Big Dude
Selina Laffinette
as Grandma
Peter Elliot Rosenberg
as City Hall Reporter
Cordelius Parks
as Celebrity Client
Jeff Glover
as Protestor
Deena Beasley
as Deborah (uncredited)
Amanda Burke Buczek
as Senate Member (uncredited)
Judy Mcgee Burley
as Beauty Salon Client (uncredited)
Bethany Dezelle
as Production Assistant (uncredited)
Therron Dumas
as Grub Truck Server (uncredited)
Tariq Ferguson
as Himself (uncredited)
Terry M Flowers
as City Local (uncredited)
Samuel Lee Fudge
as Client (uncredited)
Jessie Gunn
as One-Stop Barbershop patron (uncredited)
Geoffrey Howard
as Community Meeting Lembet (uncredited)
Pedro Nicanor Hoyos
as Delivery Guy (uncredited)
Orion James
as Damien (uncredited)
Brian Kayode Patrick Johnson
as Barbershop Patron (uncredited)
Monaneka Jones
as Barbershop Patron (uncredited)
Nicole Knight
as Shampoo Girl (uncredited)
Inder Kumar
as Counsler / Supporter at Court House (uncredited)
Chyna Layne
as Kayla (uncredited)
Lindsey Mccollough
as Rally Attendee (uncredited)
Niyi Oni
as Derek (uncredited)
Andre Parr
as Barbershop Patron (uncredited)
Letecia Reeder
as Patron (uncredited)
Tony J Scott
as President Obama (uncredited)
Reuben Shaw
as Client (uncredited)
Gus Shukeireh
as City Hall Worker (uncredited)
Bernard Bo Thomas
as Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Amber Thrower
as Hair Client (uncredited)
Roshika West
as Beauty Client (uncredited)
Trinity Whiteside
as Customer (uncredited)
Tiree Worley
as Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Moses Jones
as Young Guy (With Itch)
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