Film based on a screenplay written by Tupac Shakur going into production
Shockya has reported that a biopic about the legendary rapper Tupac Shakur is finally going into production, but another film is also going into production, and this one was written by the rapper himself. According to AOL’s The Boombox, a screenplay written by the late rapper during an 11-month jail sentence in 1995 titled “Live 2 Tell” will go into production in 2012, with filming starting sometime in the first months of the year. The screenplay tells the story of a young boy who is determined to find his way out of the hard-knock life of drug dealing. NStar Studios will be over the film, and Ivan Juzang and Preston...
- 5/10/2011
- by monique
- ShockYa
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