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  1. cavario h. says:

    Curtis Scoon is a sincere and genuine individual. He’s a rare and essential outgrowth of the actual urban experience and thus uniquely suited for bringing such a project to fruition. In light of the fantastic work that he’s done with both the “Fat Cat” Nichols Story as well as the Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff and Shower Posse episodes of BET’s American Gangster series, I think it only prudent that he be the lead on a film of this depth and magnitude about a system so pervasive and an era so notorious that it resonates with audiences across such vast economic and cultural lines. Hurrah! for Curtis Scoon AKA “The Snake Charmer”

  2. Excellent interview. I’m very pleased to have found this site a few days after my first trip to Jamrock. It was such an amazing country filled with loving and peaceful people.

    The old saying, a few bad apples spoil the bunch totally applies to how the island is portrayed in the media. I felt more safe in the market in Kingston and where I stayed in Portmore aka Gaza than I do walking around Chinatown in Nyc.

    Big up!

  3. RobThaBarbah says:

    Give the ball to Scoon! I don’t believe anyone else is going to get as in depth as he will about bringing the real story of the Shower Posse to the screen. Great interview!

  4. […] Now I’ve come across him a few times today.  Firstly because of the BET programme on him, as part of their American Gangster series – a longer movie is planned. […]

  5. Ancele says:

    May this movie never see the light of day just as Blake never will again…

  6. I was curious if you ever considered changing the layout of
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