Juice

Omar Epps portrays Quincy 'Q' Powell, the film's protagonist who is conflicted about the direction his life is taking.

Tupac Shakur plays Roland Bishop, a troubled and violent member of the group who creates tension among his friends.

Khalil Kain takes on the role of Raheem Porter, a level-headed and loyal member of the group who tries to keep things in check.

Jermaine Hopkins is Steel, a member of the group who provides comic relief through his antics.

Samuel L. Jackson appears as Trip, a small-time crook and street hustler who gets involved in the group's dangerous activities.

Queen Latifah plays Ruffhouse M.C., a talented rapper who has a brief appearance in the film.

Vincent Laresca portrays Radames, a member of a rival group who clashes with Quincy and his friends.

Michael Badalucco appears as Detective Kelly, a police officer investigating the escalating violence in Harlem.

Donald Faison plays a Student who has a minor role in the film.

Maggie Rush is Myra, a character who interacts with the group in a nightclub setting.

John Di Benedetto appears as Cop #3, one of the law enforcement officers in the film.

Bruklin Harris plays Keesha, a character who is friends with the group of teenagers in the film.