Popularity: 4 (history)
Director: | F. Gary Gray |
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Writer: | Alan Wenkus, S. Leigh Savidge, Andrea Berloff, Jonathan Herman |
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In 1987, five young men, using brutally honest rhymes and hardcore beats, put their frustration and anger about life in the most dangerous place in America into the most powerful weapon they had: their music. Taking us back to where it all began, Straight Outta Compton tells the true story of how these cultural rebels—armed only with their lyrics, swagger, bravado and raw talent—stood up to the authorities that meant to keep them down and formed the world’s most dangerous group, N.W.A. And as they spoke the truth that no one had before and exposed life in the hood, their voice ignited a social revolution that is still reverberating today. | |
Release Date: | Aug 11, 2015 |
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Director: | F. Gary Gray |
Writer: | Alan Wenkus, S. Leigh Savidge, Andrea Berloff, Jonathan Herman |
Genres: | Drama, Music, History |
Keywords | drug dealer, police brutality, husband wife relationship, rap music, hip-hop, sibling relationship, aids, parent child relationship, gangster, rapper, ghetto, nightclub, assault, freedom of speech, protest, vandalism, recording contract, rags to riches, based on true story, terminal illness, road trip, feud, marijuana, gang, police chase, hospital, racism, los angeles, california, detroit, michigan, racial slur, wrongful arrest, death of brother, milwaukee wisconsin, police raid, police harassment, duringcreditsstinger, record company, music tour, 1980s, intimidation by police, los angeles riots, compton, california |
Production Companies | Universal Pictures, Legendary Pictures, Cube Vision, Xenon Pictures, Circle of Confusion, Will Packer Productions, Broken Chair Flickz, Crucial Films |
Box Office |
Revenue: $201,634,991
Budget: $28,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Aug 27, 2025 (Update) Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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LaKeith Stanfield | Snoop Dogg |
Aldis Hodge | MC Ren |
Jason Mitchell | Eazy-E |
Paul Giamatti | Jerry Heller |
Alexandra Shipp | Kim |
Keith Powers | Tyree |
Orlando Brown | Block Dude |
Corey Hawkins | Dr. Dre |
O'Shea Jackson Jr. | Ice Cube |
Carra Patterson | Tomica |
Neil Brown Jr. | DJ Yella |
Marlon Yates Jr. | D.O.C. |
R. Marcos Taylor | Suge Knight |
Elena Goode | Nicole |
Joshua Brockington | Young Warren G |
Sheldon A. Smith | Warren G |
Cleavon McClendon | Jinx |
Aeriél Miranda | Lavetta |
Lisa Renee Pitts | Verna Griffin |
Angela Elayne Gibbs | Doris Jackson |
Bruce Beatty | Hosea Jackson |
Corey Reynolds | Lonzo Williams |
Tate Ellington | Bryan Turner |
Rogelio Douglas Jr. | Chuck D |
Andrew Borba | Journalist |
Natascha Hopkins | Keisha |
Matt Corboy | Journalist |
Larry Sullivan | Journalist |
Deborah Lacey | Journalist |
F. Gary Gray | Greg Mack |
Allen Maldonado | Tone |
Demetrius Grosse | Rock |
Michael 'Compton Menace' Taylor | OG Blood |
Ashton Sanders | Kid |
Joshua Geter | Kid |
Kofi Siriboe | Block Dude |
Matthew Boylan | LAPD Crash Cop |
Chic Daniel | LAPD Crash Cop |
Tim Connolly | LAPD Cop |
Cris D'Annunzio | Uniform Cop |
Dan Wells | Uniform Cop |
Justin Goslee | Doo To's Security Guard |
Alex Wexo | Officer |
Marcus Callender | HBO Rapper |
Vaughn Wilkinson | HBO Rapper |
Dean Cameron | Capitol Records Executive |
Mark Thomas Holguin | Torrance Cop |
Sky Soleil | Torrance Cop |
Inny Clemons | Torrance Officer Rauch |
Jody Burks | Big Dude |
Asia'h Epperson | Felicia |
Scott Endicott | Tour Bus Driver |
Greg Collins | Joe Louis Police |
Mark Sherman | Jimmy Iovine |
Rob Brownstein | CNN Journalist |
Marcc Rose | Tupac Shakur |
Water L | Guy with Dog |
Nigel Lawes | Chillin' Cop |
William LaDawn English | Goon |
Lazarus Guidry | Poor Bastard |
Ariel Rogers | Goon Girl |
LaFrazia D. Knighten | Suge's Pit Handler |
Ashley Stepteau | Street Interviewee |
Christian Brown | Street Interviewee |
Ebony Randall | Street Interviewee |
John Prosky | Young Doctor |
Derrick L. McMillon | Ron Sweeney |
A. Russell Andrews | Pastor |
Lesean Tarkington | Pastor |
Rob Nagle | LAPD Westwood |
Travis Nicholson | Georgia Officer |
Todd Quillen | Alabama Officer |
Matthew Downs | Missouri Officer |
Leo Stallworth | News Reporter |
Joy Benedict | News Reporter |
David L. Cox | Blood |
Thomas Q. Jones | Large Man |
Toni Duclottni | Ménage Girl |
Phedra Syndelle | Ménage Girl |
Val Emanuel | Girl |
Spencer Melville | Girl |
Michael W. Broomer | Bus Driver |
Zee James | Tasha |
Simon Rhee | Korean Store Owner |
Keion Adams | Boulevard King (uncredited) |
Benjamin Levy Aguilar | Protester (uncredited) |
Aswad Ali | Lynch Mob Security (uncredited) |
Diana Atai | Studio Patron (uncredited) |
Thomas R. Baker | Teamster Union Driver (uncredited) |
Cassandra Bautista | Protester / Looter (uncredited) |
Dave Bean | Officer (uncredited) |
Brian Bell | Concert Goer (uncredited) |
Melissa Bidgoli | Club Girl (uncredited) |
Dakota Black | Rap Patron (uncredited) |
Ashanna Bri | Big Dave's Girlfriend (uncredited) |
David Anthony Buglione | Death Row Employee (uncredited) |
Charity Caldwell | Pool Party Girl (uncredited) |
Tonya T. Cannon | Reporter (uncredited) |
Kadrolsha Ona Carole | Press (uncredited) |
Menah Carter | Protester / Concert Fan (uncredited) |
Bryan Casserly | Pool Party Guest (uncredited) |
Steve Troublesome Castillo | Eazy-E Fan (uncredited) |
Rey Castro | Audience Member (uncredited) |
Leonel Claude | NWA Fan (uncredited) |
Anna Clols | Gorgeous Girl (uncredited) |
David Cohen | Press (uncredited) |
Shanae Cole | Club Dancer (uncredited) |
Shaniece Cole | News Reporter (uncredited) |
Callen David | Restaurant Patron (uncredited) |
Kelsey Delemar | Pool Party Girl (uncredited) |
Julius Denem | Dude (uncredited) |
David Donah | Police Officer (uncredited) |
Greg Duncan | SWAT Officer (uncredited) |
Michael Eauslin | Police Officer (uncredited) |
Fernando Edwards | Thug (uncredited) |
Arturo Encinas | Concert Custodian (uncredited) |
Scott Engrotti | Looter (uncredited) |
Vi Faulkner | Promoter (uncredited) |
Suzanne Sumner Ferry | Mare, Record Label Employee (uncredited) |
Ciera Foster | Super Fan (uncredited) |
Americo Galli | Football Jock (uncredited) |
Khalid Ghajji | ATL Crew Member (uncredited) |
Brian Gilleece | Cameraman (uncredited) |
Tekin Girgin | Tekin (uncredited) |
David Greyson | Pedestrian (uncredited) |
Phillipos Haile | Death Row Employee (uncredited) |
Benicio Hall | Darrell Jackson (uncredited) |
Joe P. Harris | Extra (uncredited) |
Krystal M. Harris | No Vaseline Girl #1 (uncredited) |
David S. Robinson Hicks | Vigil Mourner (uncredited) |
Solange Hordatt | Press (uncredited) |
India Howard | Topless Woman (uncredited) |
Michael L. Howard | Pool Party Patron (uncredited) |
Jahmilla Jackson | Concert Attendee (uncredited) |
Precious Jenkins | Go Mack (uncredited) |
Dwayne Marion Johnson | Bouncer (uncredited) |
Jason Johnson | Stage Manager (uncredited) |
Jessica Juarez | Cashier (uncredited) |
Steve Kaufmann | Bouncer (uncredited) |
Samantha Kelly | Pendleton's Girl (uncredited) |
David Dustin Kenyon | Concert Security (uncredited) |
Slim Khezri | Club Patron (uncredited) |
Tiffany Kimbrough | Concert Goer (uncredited) |
Ina-Alice Kopp | Restaurant Patron (uncredited) |
J. Kristopher | Lay Law (uncredited) |
Ray Leonard, Jr. | Orderly (uncredited) |
Jamaal Lewis | HBO Rapper (uncredited) |
Blu Lindsey | Eazy-E's Brother (uncredited) |
Wilfred Lopez | Attorney (uncredited) |
Ron Lunceford | NWA Studio Tech (uncredited) |
Mota Maria | Club Patron (uncredited) |
Jaron Marquis | T-Shirt Vendor (uncredited) |
Newton Mayenge | Car Driver (uncredited) |
Brian Metran | Club Attendee (uncredited) |
Tsion Mitchell | Hero Woman (uncredited) |
Lex Montgomery | Blood (uncredited) |
Lawrence Moran | Sgt. Moore (uncredited) |
Phillip O’Riley | Protester / Concert Goer (uncredited) |
David Pearl | Hotel Guest (uncredited) |
Oscar Pereida | Concert Goer (uncredited) |
Chauntae Pink | Suge's Girl (uncredited) |
Ladell Preston | Shorty (uncredited) |
Sean Quezada | Police Officer (uncredited) |
Jamal Quezaire | Rapper (uncredited) |
Diezel Ramos | Thug (uncredited) |
Xu Razer | Club Patron (uncredited) |
Phillip Ristaino | Protester (uncredited) |
Jana Ritter | Protester (uncredited) |
Toryan Rogers | Protective Boyfriend (uncredited) |
Vince Romo | Looter (uncredited) |
Alex Roth | Bev Hills High Girl (uncredited) |
Kimberly Ryans | Concert Attendee (uncredited) |
Philicia Saunders | Club Goer (uncredited) |
Carmina Scarpa | Pool Party Guest (uncredited) |
Caileigh Scott | Hostess (uncredited) |
Prince Shah | Pool Party Guest (uncredited) |
Rick Silver | Police Officer (uncredited) |
Marvin 'Knife' Sotelo | Concert Goer (uncredited) |
Jimmy Star | Record Mogul (uncredited) |
Maria Sten | Girlfriend (uncredited) |
Franklin J. Sterns | Record Mogul (uncredited) |
Philly Swain | Rap Fan (uncredited) |
Bogdan Szumilas | Jim (uncredited) |
Yatoya Toy | Skater Fan (uncredited) |
Steve Turner | Keith Shocklee (uncredited) |
David Ulmer | Groupie Security (uncredited) |
Lauren Daisy White | Pool Party Girl (uncredited) |
Leland White | Lench Mob / Bodyguard (uncredited) |
Sierra Meshele Williams | Girl 2 (uncredited) |
Tyron Woodley | Terry 'T-Bone' Gray (uncredited) |
Mercedes Young | Dancer (uncredited) |
David McClellan | News Reporter (uncredited) |
Name | Title |
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Ice Cube | Producer |
Tomica Woods-Wright | Producer |
Scott Bernstein | Producer |
Matt Alvarez | Producer |
Alan Wenkus | Co-Executive Producer |
Ronald G. Muhammad | Executive Producer |
Adam Merims | Executive Producer |
S. Leigh Savidge | Co-Executive Producer |
David Engel | Executive Producer |
Bill Straus | Executive Producer |
Dr. Dre | Producer |
F. Gary Gray | Producer |
Jon Jashni | Executive Producer |
Will Packer | Executive Producer |
Thomas Tull | Executive Producer |
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Gangster rap is pretty far removed from my wheelhouse, and I've never followed N.W.A. closely enough to know if this biopic an accurate depiction of their career, but; a good movie is a good movie is a good movie. And _Straight Outta Compton_ undeniably is that. _Final rating:★★★ - I personally r ... ecommend you give it a go._
**The rise of the Rap music!** There were lots of debate over this film's snub from the Oscars, but I'm not here to talk about that. As a film, it was awesome and as a biographical film, even more awesome, but not an inspiring film that I was expecting. There were many bad things in it, like the ... language and character portrayals. Though hats off to the filmmakers for rendering the it with the bold contents. I don't know if it being true to the actual events, but anybody can feel how those circumstances would have been for those involved in the real. One thing is for sure, the film is not for the families. The first half was the reason which was very negatively appealed, particularly the racism and police abuse preoccupied rather than telling the actual story. But the next half was much better. I liked it because of that part which crafted so brilliantly. That's where the real journey begins. Well played characters, everybody who repressed those real ones were done incredible job. This film revealed something I did know. Like how the Rap music got so popular. I quite belong to the same generation where this thing got its revolution. It was like another 'Lords of Dogtown' where the young guys made skateboards popular, but here it was the Rap songs. It was a two and half hour long film, longer than an average film length, but the pace was good. Except the strong contents, the narration never looked dull. I totally enjoyed watching it, a good film for adults, particularly those who love Rap music must not think of missing it. _7/10_
Quality film. I thoroughly enjoyed <em>'Straight Outta Compton'</em>, it had me gripped all the way through. That's despite me having little to no knowledge of N.W.A, I knew of their name and of Ice Cube and Dr. Dre but basically zilch about their actual story. I couldn't comment on how true it i ... s to history, but as a film it's fantastic. You have great performances from O'Shea Jackson Jr., Corey Hawkins, Jason Mitchell and Paul Giamatti. Mitchell impressed me most as Eazy-E, while the casting of Jackson as Ice Cube - his father, of course - was a masterstroke. All the cast do very well, in truth. I love how gritty the film is too, it feels real - at least as real as film can get. There is some neat cinematography in there, while the music is entwinned nicely. The pacing is almost perfect, aside from a few moments in the middle. I also rate how it all ends, in terms of the story but also with the end credits. There's heart in there.