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Marshall Bruce Mathers III, is better known as Eminem. He is the winner of 13 awards "Grammy". His songs made Eminem the best-selling musician of the early 2000s and one of the most popular rappers of all time. Around his lyrics are a lot of philosophic texts. Eminem created a very successful album “The Marshall Mathers LP” and won four “Grammy” nominations. In 2002, Eminem starred in the semi-autobiographical movie, which was titled "8 Mile". The film was commercially successful, well received by critics, and the main song from it, the single “Lose Yourself”, won the "Oscar" for best song for the film. Eminem is the biggest selling artist of the 2000s, according to the magazine “Billboard”. Over 32 million albums were sold in the U.S.A. In 2008 Eminem was recognized as the best rapper of all existence of this genre. In 2011, Eminem was one of the most viewed artists on YouTube. The rapper became the first person who managed to get over 40,000,000 human "sympathy" in the social network “Facebook”, beating at the same time Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga and others stars. In May 22 at the “Billboard Awards 2011” Eminem was awarded prizes in the categories "Best Performer", "Best Artist-ma", "Best Album of the Billboard 200", "Best rapper", "Best rap song" and "Best Rap Album".

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Here you can learn about the movies Eminem 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
The Longest Yard - Soundtrack (performer: "My Ballz") (producer: "My Ballz")	$82M	2005	$58.6M	$158M
8 Mile - Soundtrack (writer: "8 Mile", "Lose Yourself") (performer: "8 Mile", "Lose Yourself") (producer: "8 Mile", "Lose Yourself"), Jimmy 'B-Rabbit' Smith, Additional Composer, Music Arran	$41M	2002	$51.2M	$117M
Drillbit Taylor - Soundtrack (writer: "Ass Like That") (performer: "Ass Like That")	$40M	2008	$10.3M	$32.9M
Down to Earth - Soundtrack (performer: "What If I Was White")	$30M	2001	$20M	$64.2M
Case 39 - Soundtrack (writer: "Jamaican Girl")	$27M	2009	$5.35M	$13.2M
Cradle 2 the Grave - Soundtrack (writer: "Go to Sleep") (performer: "Go to Sleep") (producer: "Go to Sleep")	$25M	2003	$16.5M	$34.6M
Scary Movie - Soundtrack (writer: "Scary Movies") (performer: "Scary Movies")	$19M	2000	$42.3M	$157M
Barbershop 2: Back in Business - Soundtrack (writer: "I'm Back")	$18M	2004	$24.2M	$65M
Bones - Soundtrack (writer: "These Drugs")	$16M	2001	$2.82M	$7.31M
It's a Boy Girl Thing - Soundtrack (writer: "Without Me") (performer: "Without Me") (producer: "Without Me")	$15.5M	2006
Freddy Got Fingered - Soundtrack (writer: "The Real Slim Shady") (performer: "The Real Slim Shady")	$15M	2001	$7.1M	$14.2M
Next Friday - Soundtrack (writer: "Murder, Murder") (performer: "Murder, Murder")	$9.5M	2000	$16.9M	$57.2M
The Wash - Soundtrack (writer: "Blow My Buzz"), Chris (uncredited)	$4M	2001	$2.88M	$10.1M
Rock Bottom: From Hell to Redemption (documentary) - Soundtrack (writer: "Rock Bottom", "Evil Deeds, "Say Goodbye Hollywood) (performer: "Rock Bottom", "Evil Deeds, "Say Goodbye Hollywood)	$350K	2004
The Slim Shady Show (video) - Slim Shady, Marshall Mathers, Ken Kaniff, and Various Characters		2001
Bully - Soundtrack (writer: "Forgot About Dre") (performer: "Forgot About Dre")		2001	$47.5K	$510K
Juggalo Championshxt Wrestling Volume 1 (video) - Soundtrack (writer: "My Name Is") (performer: "My Name Is")		2000
Alpha Dog - Soundtrack (writer: "Say Goodbye Hollywood") (performer: "Say Goodbye Hollywood")		2006	$7.41M	$15.2M
50 Cent: The New Breed (video documentary) - Himself (segments "The Detroit Show" and "In Da Club"), Executive Producer		2003