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John Singleton Drops Out Of The Tupac Biopic Because He Says People Weren't Respectful Of Tupac's Legacy.
Real talk! The reason I am not making this picture is because the people involved aren't really respectful of the legacy of Tupac Amaru Shakur. I won't say much if you want you can read my articles in Hollywood Reporter on authenticity in Black Storytelling ... To Pac's real fans just know I am still planning a movie on Tupac ... It doesn't matter what they do mines will be better... Tupac was much more than a hip hop artist ... He was a black man guided by his passions ... Of most importance was his love of black people and culture ... Something the people involved in this movie know nothing about... Real talk! How you gonna make a movie about a man when you suing his mother to get the rights to tell his story?! They have no true love 4 Pac so this movie will not be made with love! And that's why my ass isn't involved ! If Tupac knew what was going on he'd ride on all these fools and take it to the streets... But I won't do that ... I'll just make my own project. What Yall think about that?!!
People always idolize 'Pac, but he was really just a brilliant yet confused young kid with a lot of fame, he told Essence. He had nothing to ground him, no father. He had no one to tell him no or just sit down. But when you did tell him something, hed respect you. Right before he passed we just started talking again.
I saw him a week an a half before he went to Las Vegas and I told him Im working on a new movie [Baby Boy, 2001] and I told him that this will be the movie that will get him an Oscar. He said, Anything you want Im there. He was going to be my Robert DeNiro. We were going to grow together. When you see Baby Boy now, his presence and soul are still in that movie.
Source: John Singleton Drops Out Of The Tupac Biopic Because He Says People Weren't Respectful Of Tupac's Legacy
Carl Franklin ndio kachukua mikoba. Hii movie nilijua tu itakuwa ya kizushi
Real talk! The reason I am not making this picture is because the people involved aren't really respectful of the legacy of Tupac Amaru Shakur. I won't say much if you want you can read my articles in Hollywood Reporter on authenticity in Black Storytelling ... To Pac's real fans just know I am still planning a movie on Tupac ... It doesn't matter what they do mines will be better... Tupac was much more than a hip hop artist ... He was a black man guided by his passions ... Of most importance was his love of black people and culture ... Something the people involved in this movie know nothing about... Real talk! How you gonna make a movie about a man when you suing his mother to get the rights to tell his story?! They have no true love 4 Pac so this movie will not be made with love! And that's why my ass isn't involved ! If Tupac knew what was going on he'd ride on all these fools and take it to the streets... But I won't do that ... I'll just make my own project. What Yall think about that?!!
People always idolize 'Pac, but he was really just a brilliant yet confused young kid with a lot of fame, he told Essence. He had nothing to ground him, no father. He had no one to tell him no or just sit down. But when you did tell him something, hed respect you. Right before he passed we just started talking again.
I saw him a week an a half before he went to Las Vegas and I told him Im working on a new movie [Baby Boy, 2001] and I told him that this will be the movie that will get him an Oscar. He said, Anything you want Im there. He was going to be my Robert DeNiro. We were going to grow together. When you see Baby Boy now, his presence and soul are still in that movie.
Source: John Singleton Drops Out Of The Tupac Biopic Because He Says People Weren't Respectful Of Tupac's Legacy
Carl Franklin ndio kachukua mikoba. Hii movie nilijua tu itakuwa ya kizushi