Suge To Tell Story

Infamous and intimidating CEO of Death Row Records Suge Knight, has struck a deal with Beaux Carson of Carson Signature Films for the rights of Suge’s story of what really happened in Las Vegas back in September 1996,when Tupac was assassinated.

The rap icon gunned down in a blaze of drive by bullets in 1996, is to come alive in a motion picture, advised by the controversial music mogul Suge Knight.

Mr. Knight, who was driving the BMW vehicle while Tupac was shot, will offer his first hand account of the mysteries surrounding the murder. Although, this will not please some who are dead-set that the man behind Tupac’s murder is Suge Knight himself.

It has long been a theory that Knight had Tupac killed to secure the rights to all of his unreleased music in order to be able to make millions off of it.

Tupac who was reportedly about to start his own label at the time, characterised by the chain of the Black Angel of Death around his neck during the shooting.

Other theories are that the FBI was involved; others point the finger at the feud between Tupac and Biggie of Bad Boy Records.

Whatever, the reason for his death, he is and always will be an inspirational figure for a diversified audience.

Who will they get to play Tupac?

The movie pitched as a mix of “Training Day” and “The Godfather”, will surely be a different take on the incidents which saw the most powerful label in the nineties, fall to it’s knees.

Let’s hope it will be something worthy to watch and that characters are carefully casted. They will definitely find difficulties in the casting department, who will play the tall Snoop Dogg, assuming Snoop doesn’t play himself? We will just have to wait and see.

Suge Knight has just recently been arrested for marijuana possession and for being in violation of his parole, once again. Knight has an electronic foot tag and is on house arrest, after being pulled over by a police officer in Barstow, California, close to Las Vegas.

Beaux Carson comments about Suge Knight “a teddy bear—but if you take the teddy away, he can be a real bear.