
Phat Girlz (2006) on Netflix
Jazmin Biltmore, a department store employee, designs her own outfits and hopes to start a clothing line. A trip to a Palm Springs resort brings her the attention of Dr. Tunde.
- Netflix3.1/5
- IMDb3.4/109,680 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes21%
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Plot summary
Jazmin Biltmore is a plus-sized department store employee who designs her own outfits, hoping for a loan to start a clothing line. A diet plan agency informs her she has won a trip for three to a five-star resort in Palm Springs. She goes with her friends Stacey and Mia. The spa offers nothing for plus-sized guests, so they head to the pool. Mia watches a Nigerian man swim. He expresses interest in Jazmin instead and introduces himself as Dr. Tunde. He and his friends invite them along to a Nigerian party that evening.
Cast
Mo'Niqueas Jazmin Biltmore
Jimmy Jean-Louisas Dr. Tunde Jonathan
Godfreyas Akibo
Kendra C. Johnsonas Stacey
Joyful Drakeas Mia
Eric Robertsas Robert Myer
Dayo Adeas Godwin
Jack Noseworthyas Richard 'Dick' Eckhard
Felix Pireas Ramón
Doug Ballardas Banker
- Brendan Walshas Chubby Geek
Charles Duckworthas Jack the Order Taker
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Elise Mulleras President of the International Medical Association
Raven Goodwinas Jazmin Age 13
Shulie Cowenas Thin Lady in Department Store
Crystal Riversas Drink Stand Worker
Chet Anekweas Flirty Nigerian Man
Moses Jamesas Nigerian Doorman
- Kidigo Kennedyas Nigerian Door Woman
- Karen Elizabethas Plus Size Shopper #1 / Plus Size Model in Fashion Show
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Phat Girlz (2006)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Though critically panned, the film is considered to be a financial success because it recouped its $3 million production budget from theatrical and rental revenues, totalling over $18.6 million.
- The food facility used to film the FatAssBurger scene was the Fatburger in Palm Springs, California, which is located near the Palm Springs International Airport.
- On top of its other earnings the film made an additional $11,250,000 on DVD and home video rentals in 2006.




















