Vince Staples and Myles Bullock added to the cast of upcoming White Men Can't Jump remake

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Vince Staples and Myles Bullock have been added to to the cast of the upcoming remake of White Men Can't Jump.The news about the performers was revealed by Deadline on Thursday, and the media outlet also offered up a bit of information about one of their characters.The crew of the forthcoming movie, which will star Jack Harlow and Sinqua Walls, began production in Los Angeles this past May.

New additions: Vince Staples and Myles Bullock have been added to to the cast of the upcoming remake of White Men Can't Jump; the former is seen in AprilDeadline reported that Bullock, 27, has been cast asRenzo, the best friend of Walls' character,Kamal Allen.The media outlet pointed out that the characters had been close to one another ever since high school.

Renzo was also said to be 'the tallest player on the court who hates being forced to get rebounds but will step up his game if it means supporting the team.'Details about Staples' character have not been revealed to the public as of yet.

Supporting role:Deadline reported that Bullock, 27, has been cast as Renzo, the best friend of Walls' character, Kamal Allen; he is seen in 2021Development on the remake of White Men Can't Jump was initially announced in 2017.The original feature was previously released in 1992 and starred Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson and Rosie Perez.The movie was centered on a pair of streetball players who made their living hustling other athletes.The film was met with generally positive reviews from critics and grossed just over $90 million at the box office.