T.I. stars in
upcoming biopic, American Gangster
After the release of the smash hit ATL in early 2006, T.I. has recently been signing on for
more roles in the past year. His portrayal as Rashad in his debut in ATL has
risen his acting talent to a whole new level in his career, producers have
noticed his stage presence and how he can actually capture an audience. With
the upcoming release of his next feature film he will be slated to co-star
alongside Academy Award winning actors: Russell
Crowe and Denzel Washington in a
Ridley Scott film ingeniously titled
American Gangster.
The mob film is a biopic starring Denzel Washington playing
the infamous drug lord, Frank Lucas. American Gangster is based upon his true
life of crime during the 1970s. The film narrates the graphic story of his
scheme of smuggling heroin into Harlem through returning coffins of American
Soldiers from the Vietnam War. Fellow rapper Common will be playing the brother
of Frank Lucas and the father of T.I.’s character. Veteran actor, Cuba Gooding,
Jr. will also make an appearance playing the role of another known name, Leroy “Nicky” Barnes. The film is set
to hit screens November 2, 2007 for an early Thanksgiving release.
This movie should have been made a long time ago, this is
definite a guaranteed blockbuster with many A list actors, but with A list
actors comes egos and overshadowing, hopefully that doesn’t happen in this
movie. Definite perfect title for the people portraying the characters and the
characters that once were.
Method Man to Visit Schools for “Say No to Drugs” Program as Plea Bargain
We all know the history behind the How High star, Method
Man, I really don’t need to go into detail, but let’s just say green, blunts,
and smoke are the elements that usually fill his everyday lifestyle. Earlier
this year, Meth was arrested on Marijuana drug possession and driving under the
influence. A court decision lowered the charges to disorderly conduct when Method
Man agreed to visit fifteen High Schools and discuss with students the dangers
that drugs can cause. His defense attorney says that he is thrilled to do it
and is more than willing.
A role model of weed smoking is going to tell a much of
students that drugs are bad? I wonder how that’s going to work out; I know I
won’t take him seriously, would you? All I got to say is HA!
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