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Actor/Rapper 50 Cent's Twelve co-star Chace Crawford has opened up about filming their new movie together and shared a few behind-the-scenes details about the rap star.
According to Crawford, Fif was in the middle of having tattoos taken off his body during the movie’s filming process.
“I got to work with him a bit,” Crawford said in an interview. “He’s a bear. He’s good. He’s an interesting guy. I thought he might have some sort of persona he was trying to project, but he’s easygoing. He’s not trying to create some character. He wants to be a serious actor. I respect it. He was getting his tattoos lasered off while we were shooting and we had some good talks. I mean, he’s cool. He lives in Connecticut and he’s a super nice guy. Very intellectual.” (MTV)
50 recently said he began removing his body tattoos to help limit the amount of time he needs for make-up when filming new movies.
“It cuts down on the amount of time I have to spend in makeup covering them up,” 50 Cent says about his decision, which he calls “an ongoing process.” Still, don’t expect him to rid himself of all the ink. His arms may be tattoo free, but 50’s vowed to keep a tattoo on his back. (PEOPLE)
Earlier this week, 50 hit up “The View” to speak on his portrayal of a fictional drug dealer.
“It’s a totally different experience for me because I’ve been away from that for a very long time,” 50 Cent said in an interview on “The View.” “In this actual project, the character’s actually darker. I’ve never done anything with those motivations. There’s a scene in the actual film where he’s excited to trade the drugs for a woman’s virginity. That’s darker than anything I’ve experienced…Well, I mean just my motivation. I didn’t come there to actually hurt anyone. It was just what the environment provided for me without any requirements…Like they don’t say, ‘You need a master’s [degree] to be a drug dealer.’ Everyone’s eligible. You have two hands [and] two feet… Run, the cops are coming.” (The Boom Box)
Details on the film’s overall plot show 50 playing the back-up to Crawford.
Do rich kids and drugs go together like peas and carrots? According to movies like “Cruel Intentions,” “Black and White” and the upcoming “Twelve” thriller, starring Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, they most definitely do. In Joel Schumacher‘s latest film, “Twelve,” high-school dropout White Mike (Chace Crawford) sells drugs to his wealthy former classmates. When White Mike’s cousin is brutally murdered in an east Harlem project, he quickly finds himself on a collision course with his own destiny. (Tr3s News)
The movie is now slated to be released on Friday, August 6th.
Check out 50 Cent speaking on the new movie below:
