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50 Cent discuss being the biggest touring hip hop artist, his evolution in Hollywood and his busy schedule; states he hasn’t been home this year and probably wont make it there till the end of the year. This interview here you got to give it some time to build the interviewer opens up with a dumb topic in my book… yo you can see 50 looking like man these some dumb as* questions lol… check it out!
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50 is on his “Before I Self Destruct Tour” and here in his press conference in Kosice he answer a few questions about his businesses and gives his thoughts on the recession and unemployment...
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Its business as usual for 50 Cent…. “Twelve”, the new Joel Schumacher movie starring 50 Cent, was recently bought at the Sundance Film Festival according to xxl. The New York Times reports that the film unit of Hannover House, an independent publisher and media company, purchased the drama for $2 million.
As previously reported, the flick, which is based on the 2002 novel of the same name, finds Fif portraying a Harlem drug-dealer named Lionel. 50’s character provides Gossip Girl heartthrob Chace Crawford with drugs to sell to his rich friends on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
The G-Unit general has several other film projects in the works. He is currently filming Gun with Val Kilmer and Jekyll and Hyde—a remake of the horror classic that he will co-star in with Forest Whitaker—is in pre-production according to imdb.com.
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Curtis 50 Cent Jackson and partner Randall Emmett are making power moves in Hollywood with their joint venture deal with Cheetah Vision Films. 50 played a major part in picking co-stars Val Kilmer and John Larroquette (“Night Court”) playing arms dealers. AnnaLynn McCord (“90210” and “Nip/Tuck”) staring as a manipulator of the big arms transaction, and James Remar (“Dexter”) portraying a cop trying to break up the smuggling ring. 50 also hand picked film director Jessy Terrero (“Soul Plane”) based on their previous music-video collaborations.
“He’s my biggest client in the video world,” Terrero said. “I knew him when no one knew who 50 Cent was.”
The soft-spoken Jackson talked in great detail about his involvement with the film from top to bottom: He wrote the script’s first draft, serves as its music director and even helped select cameras and cast members. He said he has been offered acting roles, but prefers to pursue “projects that have the level of artistic integrity I want to be associated with.”
Jackson is currently balancing his film work with his music career. He released his new album “Before I Self Destruct” in November, and will take part in concert tours between movies this year. The bonus DVD that comes with the album features a film Jackson directed himself.
“50 isn’t one of those actors who get producer credit but don’t really do anything,” said Emmett, who has produced dozens of films, including “Righteous Kill” and “88 Minutes.” “It’s exciting for me to work with someone as committed as he is.
“He brings his own mobile studio with him,” Emmett added. “He’ll have three-and-a-half minutes between takes, and you’ll see him in his trailer working on music. He makes everyone else feel lazy.”
Pics : Mark Copier, Full story: Grand Rapids Press
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50 Cent Best of 2009 Interview
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The-Dream Talks New role as Def Jam’s VP, Christina Milian, R. Kelly & His 2010! Dream
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Missy ft. Lil Wayne – All 4 U
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Lol 50 brought Vivica back into the mix good concept… got to keep the people talking
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50 Cent – Do You Think About Me
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Timbaland ft. Drake – Say Something
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Artist 50 cent gets personal with Fuse as he discuss his motivation, businesses, family and friends. Check out Part 2 & 3 when you
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MTV Reports
LOS ANGELES — 50 Cent is a busy man — he just released a new album, Before I Self Destruct, and film of the same name, and he’s working on several other movies in various stages of development. He’s also an unpredictable man — as evidenced by his double-take-inducing appearance at last week’s “New Moon” premiere. So, it makes sense that the rapper/actor/mogul would show up at the American Music Awardswith Val Kilmer as his “date,” eager to tell everyone that he’s even busier and more unpredictable than they think.
“It’s exciting,” he said of the 2009 AMAs, walking down the red carpet alongside a grinning Kilmer, who could best be described as being dressed like Truman Capote’s evil twin. “We came out here to enjoy the festivities. Val and I are going to sit and see what’s going on. Are you wondering why we’re together?”
Well, yeah. And with that, 50 revealed that he had written a screenplay for a movie in which he and Kilmer are set to star.
“We’re here because we’ve got a project that we’re working on together,” said 50, who took the stage later that night with Eminem. “It [starts] in December.”
“It’s called ‘The Gun,’ and it’s about a gun,” Kilmer added. “It’s a really good title. He wrote it.”
According to 50 Cent, who has written three feature-film scripts recently, the role Kilmer will be playing was transported from a different screenplay. “He’s actually a character from a different project, but I got him to come out of there when he saw the value of what he was looking for.”
Fitty explained that “The Gun” has a “socially conscious” theme. “It’s about how a weapon goes from manufacturing to its distribution point, to being in a citizen’s custody — and how it ends up in the wrong hands,” he said. “We watch the actual gun travel through a few different people’s hands.”
“I’m a criminal,” explained Kilmer, saying he gets the gun at one point. “And we’re friends.”
“Gun” would mark the second time 50 Cent and Kilmer have collaborated, following their recent straight-to-DVD release “Streets of Blood.” And if all goes well, the rapper said, perhaps 50 will ask the veteran actor to collaborate in the medium that made him famous.
“I know [Val can sing],” grinned 50 Cent, thinking back to films like “Top Secret!” and “The Doors,” in which Kilmer played Jim Morrison. “You think I don’t know?
“Yeah, there’s a possibility … you could hear something from us on this next album, if I can work that into the situation,” he promised. “But that’s hard.”
With a smile, the actor added that he’d be up for it if Fif would only ask. “I do whatever he says,” Kilmer explained.
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