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Curtis James Jackson III, is a real name of a popular rapper 50 Cent. During childhood Curtis did not dream about the big career on the show business field, but the destiny decided that his talent is too big, that the world should hear it. 50 Cent became world famous because he has a great musical talent. He is native from South Jamaica. He decided to dedicate himself to music because he understood that it was the only thing that could helped him to stop taking drugs. The real popularity brought him the releasing of his two albums "Get Rich or Die" and "Massacre". Critics and audience said that these albums are not only cool but the singer also writes his versions with a deep sense. So 50 Cent signed the contract with Eminem. Thanks to him and to Dr. Dre, 50 Cent got his first commercial success. So his albums became the best – selling albums all other the world. In 2003 50 Cent made his dream came true and he opened his own record label, which was called G-unit records. Curtis James continues to write songs and music. His fans said that he is the best rapper. Also 50 Cent tries himself on the acting field. Also 50 Cent is a talented producer.

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Here you can learn about the movies 50 Cent acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Fantastic Four - Soundtrack (writer: "On Fire")	$100M	2005	$56.1M	$155M
Shark Tale - Soundtrack (writer: "In da Club")	$75M	2004	$47.6M	$161M
Little Man - Soundtrack (writer: "Candy Shop")	$64M	2006	$21.6M	$58.3M
Righteous Kill - Spider (as Curtis Jackson)	$60M	2008	$16.3M	$40.1M
Get Rich or Die Tryin' - Soundtrack (performer: "I'll Whip Ya Head Boy", "You a Shooter", "Window Shopper", "When It Rains It Pours", "Eeany Meany Miney Mo", "I Don't Know Officer", "Hu	$40M	2005	$12M	$31M
Are We There Yet? - Soundtrack (writer: "What Up Gangsta") (performer: "What Up Gangsta")	$32M	2005	$18.6M	$82.3M
Cradle 2 the Grave - Soundtrack (writer: "Follow Me Gangster") (performer: "Follow Me Gangster")	$25M	2003	$16.5M	$34.6M
Date Movie - Soundtrack (writer: "Candy Shop")	$20M	2006	$21.8M	$48.5M
King's Ransom - Soundtrack (writer: "Magic Stick") (performer: "Magic Stick")	$15M	2005	$2.14M	$4.01M
Woo - Soundtrack (performer: "Let It Be")	$13M	1998	$2.52M	$8.03M
Home of the Brave - Jamal Aiken (as Curtis Jackson)	$12M	2006	$25.3K	$40.8K
Gun - Rich (as Curtis Jackson), Producer (as Curtis Jackson), Writer (written by) (as Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson)	$10M	2010
Bring It On - Soundtrack (performer: "Bring It All To Me" (Remix))	$10M	2000	$17.4M	$68.4M
Boiler Room - Soundtrack (writer: "That Ain't Gangsta") (performer: "That Ain't Gangsta")	$8M	2000	$6.72M	$16.9M
In Too Deep - Soundtrack (writer: "How to Rob", "Rowdy Rowdy") (performer: "How to Rob", "Rowdy Rowdy")	$7M	1999	$4.22M	$14M
Dead Man Running - Soundtrack (writer: "I Like it") (performer: "I Like it"), Thigo	$5M	2009
Next Day Air - Soundtrack (performer: "I Get Money")	$3M	2009	$4.11M	$10M
Caught in the Crossfire - Tino, Executive Producer	$1M	2010
Bling: A Planet Rock (documentary) - Soundtrack (performer: "P.I.M.P.") ("P.I.M.P.")	$750K	2007
Rock Bottom: From Hell to Redemption (documentary) - Soundtrack (writer: "Baltimore Love Thing", "God Gave Me Style") (performer: "Baltimore Love Thing", "God Gave Me Style")	$350K	2004