Eminem to Play Tupac Shakur in New Biopic

Los Angeles, CA — Tupac Shakur was murdered in 1996, leaving his legions of fans to mourn his passing. Even today, in 2016, his killer has never been caught or identified.

The upcoming biopic on Tupac, All Eyez on Me, will be released later this year. Dimetrius Shipp Jr. was scheduled to play Tupac, but the director will hire rapper Eminem to play Tupac in a surprise move. Eminem, the dynamic rapper from Detroit, has already acted in his movie 8 Mile in 2002.

The Fazzler spoke to All Eyez on Me director Benny Boom about casting Eminem.

“Well, with Em, we feel like we can get the white audience into the theaters to see the movie. So that’s where the money is.”

We asked Benny if he worried about backlash from the black community. He said, “naw, I think when they see Em on the screen, it will all work out.”

No date has been given for the biopic’s release.

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