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Method Man discussed his role in the film adaptation of this book, highlighting the realistic portrayal of a young woman's journey in the rap game and the nuances of his character, Supreme. He emphasized the importance of integrity and the compromises artists sometimes face.
Absolutely. That's why the character I played is named Supreme. That's why I wanted to play him as honest as possible.
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Method Man discussed his role in the film adaptation of this book, highlighting the realistic portrayal of a young woman's journey in the rap game and the nuances of his character, Supreme. He emphasized the importance of integrity and the compromises artists sometimes face.
Absolutely. That's why the character I played is named Supreme. That's why I wanted to play him as honest as possible.
And Supreme comes across to someone that tells you straight up and down, yes, you can still be an artist, but you can compromise as well so we can get this money.
Which is basically what it is at the end of the day so we can get a better life, get your mother a better life. This, that and the third.
It's not exactly dangling a carrot in front of her. It's just saying I can make you better than what you are. Right or wrong.
And she walked us through it a lot. I mean, we were prepared to the point of being so prepared that our lead actress, Jamila C. Gray, who did a great job. Phenomenal. She had very little time to film the battle because you know how budgets are and things of that nature.