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MexicanGuy89 12-06-05 10:03 PM

New Tupac Movie
 
Have you guys heard about the script Tupac wrote while up in jail in 95? A company called Insomnia pictures picked it up from his mother Afeni and are going to film and turn it into a feature film. Principal photography starts in March of 2006. When I read the article it says it was posted on 09/28/05, and there was no cast yet. The article is a bit dated so if any of you know any new info on this post it here.

Marvelous. 12-06-05 10:12 PM

Unreleased Photos Of Tupac Shakur Unveiled In New Book
By Erin Weinschenk
Date: 10/28/2005 10:20 pm



Despite his tragic and untimely death nine years ago, the legacy of the late rapper Tupac Amaru Shakur continues to live on through his inspirational music, spoken word projects and movies.

Thanks to his close friend Gobi (also director of his last three music videos), a book entitled "Thru My Eyes: Thoughts on Tupac Amaru Shakur in Pictures and Words" will hit stores next week.

Gobi has compiled a compelling assortment of 50 color and black and white photographic images complemented by personal commentary.

These pictures, never before published, reflect the final year of Tupac’s life in 1996.

During this time Gobi played an instrumental role in producing and directing music and videos for Tupac’s feature film company.

The result was not merely a business partnership, but also a close friendship.

"Thru My Eyes" seeks to capture the true essence of Tupac by revealing the many facets of his personality.

Gobi offers an array of candid pictures that convey the multitude of personalities and moods that are Tupac.

Gobi’s main objective is to reveal Tupac as an individual, not simply another manufactured “pop-idol.”

“Photos taken on video and film sets underscore Pac’s true work ethic,” Gobi said. “Tupac could work twenty-two hours a day, raising the bar for everyone working alongside him. A true revolutionist, Tupac understood tomorrow was promised to no one.”

The book begins with a forward by Tupac’s mother, Afeni Shakur Davis, who says that "Thru My Eyes" "offers a personal view that warrants exposure."

The book closes with Gobi’s personal and poignant account of how it felt to sit idle during Tupac’s seven days of hospitalization.

A portion of the book’s proceeds will be donated to the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation (http://www.tasf.com).

In addition to the book, Gobi plans to direct the only script written by Tupac, "Live 2 Tell," in March 2006.

Afeni Shakur sums up Thru Our Eyes best in her forward: “This book is Gobi’s way of honoring my son and sharing his experience. . .I thank you, Gobi, for being my son’s friend.”

"Thru My Eyes: Thoughts on Tupac Amaru Shakur" in Pictures and Words hits stores Nov. 1.


http://www.allhiphop.com/hiphopnews/?ID=4997

La Cosa Nostra 12-06-05 10:27 PM

Dope shit bro.....
I'm DEF interested in reading the book and seeing the movie.

It makes me happy to know that even 9 years after death Pac is still alive through his legacy and the more people who become knowledgable about his lifes work and mission the better.

"My mission is to be more than just a rap musician
The elevation of todays generation if I can make 'em listen" - Tupac

This is what its all about...
Tupac was a prophet working through god himself. Anyone who says different doesent really know what their talking about. Mass props to everyone involved in this, and future projects to let his legacy live on.

Indeph 12-06-05 10:46 PM

I swear tupac never seases to amase me. He keeps givin' me reasons to keep goin'.

The Gladiator 12-06-05 11:25 PM

yo i always thought about whateva happened to that script he was sayin he wrote i guess i know now

Blay'all 12-06-05 11:30 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by ¦ndeph
I swear tupac never seases to amase me. He keeps givin' me reasons to keep goin'.

cosigned ..

Killa-K 12-07-05 01:02 PM

Yuh tupac is just simply the greatest(and i aint dickriding yo) but all his aspects are dope.

GKillaz05 12-13-05 10:47 PM

niice, this is some ill shit. 2Pac book would def be sick. And a movie, would also be very gangster.

Ysdat 12-15-05 10:37 PM

word, aslong as this doesnt mis interprit his message and words then dope.

BranMan 12-18-05 08:07 PM

He's the most controversial figure on the real. I can't wait for this film to come alive.

KriZ 12-20-05 11:08 AM

I never heard of this until seeing this post Lol. But yeah, i hate when movies mis interprit things... I might see go and see it.

Young_law 12-20-05 03:41 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Nostradamus
Dope shit bro.....
I'm DEF interested in reading the book and seeing the movie.

It makes me happy to know that even 9 years after death Pac is still alive through his legacy and the more people who become knowledgable about his lifes work and mission the better.

"My mission is to be more than just a rap musician
The elevation of todays generation if I can make 'em listen" - Tupac

This is what its all about...
Tupac was a prophet working through god himself. Anyone who says different doesent really know what their talking about. Mass props to everyone involved in this, and future projects to let his legacy live on.



why did u reset ur post count?

Indeph 12-20-05 03:42 PM

Cause he's a fuckin' dumbass slice of faggot pizza.

Dirty Nigga 12-20-05 04:58 PM

FINALLY somthin worth reading/knowing in this hip hop forum.

This some ill shit bro, I'll look forward to the movie, not the book as such, not a big fan of reading books, but good lookin on the heads up, yo.

PrahJect 12-20-05 05:59 PM

Yeah def interesting...wasnt the thing in jail a thug code..he compiled a list of codes thugs wud agree too..it was documented slightly in ressurection


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