Beauty Shop

Beauty Shop is a 2005 comedy film about a talented hairstylist named Gina Norris (played by Queen Latifah) who leaves a high-end salon to open her own business. Directed by Bille Woodruff. Written by Kate Lanier and Norman Vance Jr. Terri Gina, is that monkey-fish cat-bread lady gonna be here today? Other Chanel: Excuse me? I know Botox Barbie isn’t trying to call me ignorant. Ida: (Everyone sees a woman with a big booty in little shorts) See, now, if a plane crashed, we could eat for days. Dialogue Gina Norris: Vanessa? Vanessa: Yeah? Gina Norris: Do you think these pants make my butt look big? Vanessa: Yeah, they do. Gina Norris: Perfect. Vanessa: Does this mean I’m gonna have to leave music school now? Gina Norris: No. Why would you say that, Vanessa? Vanessa: Because, Mom… you got fired. Mrs. Towner: When’d you all get to be so integrated ‘round here? Lynn: This morning. Chanel: Is that a purse? James: Nah. It’s a man bag. Ida: A man bag? James: Yeah, a man bag. It’s like the hottest new accessory in men’s fashion. Ida: You got some man lipstick in that bag, James? James: (Ida’s dancing) Don’t shake that baby loose. Gina Norris: Oh, Lord. Don’t do that or we gon’ get indecency charges up in here. Cast Queen Latifah as Gina Norris Alicia Silverstone as Lynn Andie MacDowell as Terri Alfre Woodard as Ms. Josephine Mena Suvari as Joanne Marcus Kevin Bacon as Jorge Christophe Djimon Hounsou as Joe Johnson Della Reese as Mrs. Towner Golden Brooks as Chanel Miss Laura Hayes as Paulette Norris Paige Hurd as Vanessa Norris L'il JJ as Willie LisaRaye McCoy as Rochelle Keshia Knight Pulliam as Darnelle Norris Sherri Shepherd as Ida Kimora Lee Simmons as Denise Sheryl Underwood as Rita "Catfish Rita" Bryce Wilson as James Omari Hardwick as Byron External links 0388500 Category:2005 English-language films Category:2005 American films Category:African-American comedy films Category:American sequel films Category:American comedy films Category:Films about hairdressers Category:Films set in Atlanta Category:Films directed by Bille Woodruff