Prepare yourself for a thrilling, high-octane journey into the gritty streets of Atlanta, where loyalty is tested, alliances are fragile, and greed knows no bounds. The Last Words: The Greed Continues plunges you deeper into the lives of six childhood friends turned drug lords—Fie, Bino, KT, Bam, Hott, and King—as they fight to maintain their empire in a world where power comes at a price. The sequel ups the ante, exploring the true cost of ambition and betrayal.
Shaquanna Jordan
Director
Frederick Woodard
Fie (voice)
Antonio Finley
Bino (voice)
Antonio "Poodalini" Pipkins
Kt (voice)
Denise Keaton
Kalani (voice)
Vincent John
Detective Lawrence Walker (voice)
Willie D. Davis IV
Detective Marcus Webb (voice)
Stephanie Purcell
Amelia (voice)
Preston Houseworth
50 Cal (voice)
Tremaine Sturdivant
Rich (voice)
Marcy White
Ms. Porsche (voice)
Anisah Turner
Flame (voice)
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