Movie Trailer: All Eyez On Me (2016)

Well, here we have it, the long-awaited biography of the tragically deceased rapper Tupac Shakur. This one is called All Eyez On Me, and it got its name from his album, the release of which bears the year of his death: 1996. The filmmakers shared the first glimpses from the film with the world on his 45th birthday. In 2paca, he fell in love with the unknown Demetrius Shipp Jr., who closely resembles one of the most influential and best-selling artists of hip hop and rap music.

2pac is alive! But only in the trailer All Eyez On Me, the movie about Tupac Shakur, also known by its artistic name Makaveli or just Pac, who was shot dead in 1996. A little more than 20 years later, we will see his biography in cinemas. They were entrusted with the role of a famous rapper Demetrius Shipp Jr., which is his first film role at all, and among the main actors will be many other famous names of hip hop and rap, such as Notorious BIG He will play this James Woolard, which is in the biography Notorious (2009) already played the also-deceased rapper and 2pac rival Christopher Wallace. In this film, he played Tupac, who is already quite famous today Anthony Mackie (Ant-Man, Captain America: The Winter Soldier).

All Eyez On Me will bring Tupac Shakur to life for a moment.

What caused the Tupac script to move from deadlock after so many years gathering dust on the desks of film studios is not entirely known, but the unexpected success of the film certainly contributed to it The Story of NWA – Straight Outta Compton (he played Tupac in it Marc Rose), who also managed without famous names in front of the camera, but in contrast to this biography, All Eyez On Me has "baby teeth" behind the camera as well. The film was directed by the relatively inexperienced Benny Boom, and the script was written by Ed Gonzalez and Jeremy Haft.

2pac lives on, if only on screen and in music.

Danai Gurira will portray Tupac's recently deceased mother Afeni Shakur, his lifelong friend Kat Graham Jada Pinkett Smith, by Puff Daddy Stephen Washington, and Leila Steinberg, Tupac's mentor and first manager Lauren Cohan.

Direction: Benny Boom. They play: Demetrius Shippu Jr., James Woolard, Danai Gurira, Jada Pinkett Smith, Lauren Cohan, Stefon Washington, John Singleton, Grace Gibson.

In the cinema from November 11, 2016.