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Prince of Cats

Genre : Action, Crime

Runtime : 0M

Director : Spike Lee
Writer : Selwyn Sefyu Hinds, Spike Lee

Synopsis

An 80s hip-hop retelling of Shakespeare's timeless classic "Romeo and Juliet". Tybalt and his Capulet crew navigate a violent Brooklyn neighnourhood where underground sword dueling takes place.

Actors

Crews

Selwyn Sefyu Hinds
Selwyn Sefyu Hinds
Screenplay
Selwyn Sefyu Hinds
Selwyn Sefyu Hinds
Producer
Ron Wimberly
Ron Wimberly
Author
Janet Zucker
Janet Zucker
Producer
Kate Zucker
Kate Zucker
Producer
Spike Lee
Spike Lee
Director
Spike Lee
Spike Lee
Screenplay
Jon Silk
Jon Silk
Executive Producer
Kim Coleman
Kim Coleman
Casting Director

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