street dancer. Andie has felt out of place ever since her mother died from cancer. Andie's father died prior to the movie. Andie gets poor grades in school as she doesn't care about education. Robert Hoffman as Chase Collins, Blake's younger brother who falls in love with Andie Adam Sevani as Robert "Moose" Alexander III, is a talented dancer who is Andie and Missy's best friend Will Kemp as Blake Collins, the strict director of MSA and Chase's older brother Cassie Ventura as Sophie Donovan, Chase's ex-girlfriend who later falls in love with Moose Christopher Scott as Hair, a talented choreographer Harry Shum, Jr. as Cable Janelle Cambridge as Fly LaJon Dantzler as Smiles Luis Rosado as Monster Mari Koda as Jenny Kido Sonja Sohn as Sarah, Andie's overprotective legal guardian. She took Andie in after her mother died. Sarah is concerned about Andie's safety and plans to send her to Texas to live with her Aunt Alice. Before Andie's mother died Sarah promised her best friend that she'd protect her daughter. Sarah intends to keep her promise. Sarah believes that the only way to protect Andie is to send her to Texas. Sarah wants Andie to be safe and get good grades. Black Thomas as Tucker "Tuck", the leader of the 410 and the main antagonist Telisha Shaw as Felicia, Andie's best friend who eventually turns on her & sells her out to Tuck for dancing at MSA. Danielle Polanco as Melissa "Missy" Serrano, Andie and Moose's best friend who eventually quits 410 Channing Tatum as Tyler Gage (cameo), protagonist from the first film. A skilled but troubled dancer in his teens who turned his life around at MSA and now is touring as a professional dancer with Nora. Rockstar Logu as Mike (cameo), Indian artist BooG!e as DJ Sand (uncredited) Jenny Kressebuch as Store Clerk Ariana Glover and Chad Glover as the two youngest kids in the cast background dancers (#7 and #2). The cast really bonded and loved these adorable talented kids. Reception Box office At the U.S. Box office, the film opened at #3 and earned $18,908,826 in its opening weekend. As of August 4, 2008, Step Up 2: The Streets have grossed $58,017,783 in domestic box office and $92,798,917 in other parts of the world, bringing a worldwide total of $150,816,700, outperforming its predecessor. Critical response The film was met with negative reviews from critics.