Step Up 2: The Streets (2008)

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Written by Toni Ann Johnson, Karen Barna

Directed by Jon Chu

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2008

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Troubled teen Andie is offered one last chance, a place at a performing arts academy, but finds herself dancing a fine line between old and new friends.

When is Step Up 2: The Streets next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Family November 17th, 1:00pm and on Sky Movies Family HD November 17th, 1:00pm. See more...

Cast

Briana EviganAndie
Robert HoffmanChase Collins
Adam G. SevaniMoose
Will KempBlake Collins
Cassie VenturaSophie
Danielle PolancoMissy
Christopher ScottHair
Mari KodaJenny Kido
Janelle CambridgeFly
Luis RosadoMonster
Harry Shum Jr.Cable
LaJon DantzlerSmiles
Telisha ShawFelicia
Black ThomasTuck
Kmel HowellK-Mel
Jeff 'Rapid' OgleRapid
Donnie 'Crumbs' CountsCrumbs
Ebone JohnsonEBZ
Rynan 'Rainen' PaguioKid Rainen
James 'Cricket' ColterCricket
Alison FaulkAlstar
Shorty WelchShorty
Troy KirbyTroy
Jeffrey 'Machine' McCannMachine
Image for Sonja SohnSonja SohnSarah
Image for Channing TatumChanning TatumTyler Gage
J-BoogDJ Sand
Amarr MerrittCharlie

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