Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is apparently taking his film career to the next level. In addition to releasing his first feature directorial debut, BEFORE I SELF DESTRUCT, in March, which he’ll be giving for free packaged with his latest album of the same name, he’s started a production company, Cheetah Vision, whatever the hell that means, that’s apparently financial crisis proof since he can just fund the whole thing himself until the economy bounces back. At least that’s what he said. The first film in the pipeline is a drama called THE DANCE in which he’ll star as a boxer who goes to state prison with Nicolas Cage playing the founder of the prison’s boxing program or something. He can next be seen in the drama/thriller STREETS OF BLOOD and is currently filming the thriller remake 13.
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