
White Boy Rick (2018) on Netflix
In Detroit, fifteen-year-old Rick Wershe Jr. sells guns alongside his father, Richard Wershe Sr. Federal agents threaten his father and press the teenager to work for them as an informant.
- Netflix3.2/5
- IMDb6.5/1049,463 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes57%
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Plot summary
In 1980s Detroit, Richard Wershe Sr. deals guns on the side and keeps talking about a video rental store he wants to open, and his son Rick Wershe Jr., fifteen, tags along. Rick sells a pair of silenced AK-47s to Johnny Curry's crew and begins running with the gang at the roller rink and at Curry's wedding. Then FBI agents Alex Snyder and Frank Byrd come to the family with what they know about the illegal silencers. The silenced rifles, they tell Rick, were used in a murder, and the agents want him to make drug buys and gather evidence against the gang. If he refuses, his father goes to prison.
Cast
Matthew McConaugheyas Richard Wershe Sr.
Richie Merrittas Rick Wershe Jr.
Jennifer Jason Leighas FBI Agent Snyder
Bel Powleyas Dawn Wershe
RJ Cyleras Rudell 'Boo' Curry
Rory Cochraneas FBI Agent Byrd
Eddie Marsanas Art Derrick
Bruce Dernas Grandpa Roman 'Ray' Wershe
Piper Laurieas Grandma Verna Wershe
Brian Tyree Henryas Detective Jackson
Taylour Paigeas Cathy Volsan-Curry
Jonathan Majorsas Johnny 'Lil Man' Curry
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Kyanna Simone Simpsonas Brenda Moore
- Lawrence Adimoraas Tyler
Brad Carteras Bob the Gun Show Dealer
- Brian Bowmanas Hanserd crew
Gaynelle W. Slomanas News Reporter
- James Howardas Chief Homicide Inspector Hill
- Raekwon Haynesas Edwin 'Nugg' Crutcher
- Ishmael Alias 'Freaky Steve' Roussell (as Ishmael 'Ishdarr' Ali)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about White Boy Rick (2018)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- White Boy Rick is loosely based on Richard Wershe Jr., who in the 1980s became the youngest FBI informant in the bureau's history, at the age of 14.
- After test screenings had the film scoring in the 90s with audiences, director Yann Demange was given approval to go back and shoot additional scenes before release.
SPOILER
The real Ricky Wershe Jr. served more than 30 years in prison, the longest sentence ever given to a non-violent offender in Michigan, before being paroled in 2017; his father had died three years earlier, in 2014.




















