5 best Sinqua Walls movies and shows to watch following the release of White Men Can't Jump

White Men Can't Jump, starring Sinqua Walls and debut actor Jack Harlow, released on Hulu on May 19, 2023. The streaming platform original is a sports comedy remake of the 1992 film of the same name which featured Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes in the lead roles. The 2023 remake has been directed by Calmatic with a screenplay by Kenya Barris and Doug Hall.

Other than Walls and Harlow, the cast also features Laura Harrier, Teyana Taylor, Vince Staples, Myles Bullock, Lance Reddick, Andrew Schulz, and others in supporting roles.

White Men Can't Jump revolves around the unlikely partnership between two street basketball hustlers, Kamal Allen and Jeremy. The latter, a white player, and the former, an African-American player, team up to hustle their way through the competitive street basketball scene in Los Angeles and try their hands at winning a huge cash prize that could change their lives.

Jack Harlow and Sinqua Walls with other cast members of White Men Can't Jump (Image via Getty)

In this article, we delve into some of Sinqua Walls' most notable films and TV shows that you could check out if you loved him in the new Hulu original, White Men Can't Jump.

Resort to Love, Nanny and 3 other Sinqua Walls starrers that you should check out

1) Resort to Love

Resort to Love is a romantic comedy drama original from the house of Netflix that released in 2021. The film is directed by Steven K. Tsuchida with a screenplay from Tabi McCartney and Dana Schmalenberg.

The cast for the film features Christina Milian, Sinqua Walls, and Jay Pharoah in pivotal roles alongside Tymberlee Hill, Christiani Pitts, TJ Power, Karen Obilom, and others in supporting roles.

Resort to Love revolves around Erica, a talented singer who is recovering from a breakup. She takes a job at a luxurious resort in Mauritius, only to discover that her ex-fiancé is getting married there. As Erica navigates the emotional turmoil on the tropical heaven, she develops a connection with Caleb, the estranged brother of her ex-fiancé.

Amidst adventures on the island, Erica faces a choice between moving on to pursuing a new love or holding on to her past. With the wedding day approaching, she must decide if she's ready to take a leap of faith for a chance at happiness.

2) Otherhood

Otherhood is a comedy drama from the house of Netflix that released in 2019. The film is directed by Cindy Chupack with a screenplay co-written with Mark Andrus that tells the story of three mothers reconnecting with their adult children.

The cast for the film features talented actors like Jake Hoffman, Sinqua Walls, Jake Lacy, Angela Bassett, Patricia Arquette and Felicity Huffman in pivotal roles.

Otherhood revolves around three lifelong friends and mothers, Carol, Gillian, and Helen, who feel forgotten on Mother's Day. Determined to reconnect with their adult sons, they embark on a road trip filled with hilarious encounters and unexpected challenges.

Along the way, they reflect on their roles as mothers and rediscover their own identities.Through laughter, tears, and insightful conversations, the trio navigates the complexities of love, family, and the enduring bond between a mother and her child.

3) American Soul

American Soul is a musical drama television series that premiered on BET in 2019. The series was created by Jonathan Prince and Devon Greggory and recounts the true story of the inception of the revolutionary program, Soul Train.

The series features an ensemble cast including the likes of Sinqua Walls, Jason Dirden, Jelani Winston, Christopher Jefferson, Iantha Richardson, Kelly Price, India McGee, Perri L. Camper and others.

Set in the backdrop of 1970s Hollywood, American Soul follows Don Cornelius, a passionate entrepreneur, as he creates a platform to celebrate African American culture and music. From navigating talent acquisition to overcoming societal obstacles, Don's relentless pursuit of his dream becomes a symbol of empowerment and cultural revolution.

American Soul explores Don's challenges and triumphs in bringing his dream to life. As the series unfolds, viewers witness the cultural impact of Soul Train and its profound effect on the lives of its diverse cast and audience.

4) Nanny

Nanny is a psychological horror film from the house of Amazon Studios. The film made its world premiere at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, where it became the first horror movie to win the Grand Jury Prize. It was followed by a limited theatrical release and its streaming premiere on Prime Video towards the end of the year.

The film is written and directed by Nikyatu Jusu, with Blumhouse as the production company. The cast features Anna Diop, Michelle Monaghan, Sinqua Walls, Rose Decker, Morgan Spector, Zephani Idoko, and Leslie Uggams in pivotal roles.

Nanny revolves around Aisha, an undocumented Senegalese immigrant in New York City who strives to bring her son Lamine and cousin Mariatou to the US while working as a nanny for the Hav family. Despite forming a close bond with Rose, the Hav's daughter, Aisha grapples with the absent parents and delayed payments.

Troubled by haunting dreams and visions, she finds comfort in a blossoming romance with Malik, the doorman, and the wisdom of Kathleen, Malik's grandmother. As Aisha's hopes dim and tragedy strikes, she faces a breaking point. However, with Malik's support, Aisha discovers newfound resilience and finds solace in the arrival of their own child.

5) Believe Me

Believe Me is an independent comedy drama that released in 2014. Will Bakke directed the film with a screenplay that he co-wrote with Michael B. Allen.

The film stars Alex Russell, Sinqua Walls, Miles Fisher, Max Adler and Johanna Braddy in pivotal roles alongside Zachary Knighton, Nick Offerman, Christopher McDonald, and Lecrae in supporting roles.

Sinqua Walls' Believe Me follows the misadventures of a group of college friends who find themselves embarking on an unconventional path to raise money. In a desperate attempt to pay off their mounting student debts, the friends devise a plan to create a fake Christian charity and exploit the generosity of churchgoers.

However, as their scheme grows more elaborate, they are confronted with ethical dilemmas and unexpected consequences. Along the way, the film explores themes of faith, truth, and the power of deception in a world driven by appearances.

These were some of the films and TV series with Sinqua Walls starring in them that you can check out if you loved watching him in White Men Can't Jump. The film is streaming exclusively on Hulu since May 19, 2023.

Edited by Abhipsa Choudhury