| 8 Mile | |||||
| Universal Studios (2002) | |||||
| Drama, Music | |||||
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| Kim Basinger | Stephanie | |
| Mekhi Phifer | Future | |
| Brittany Murphy | Alex | |
| Evan Jones | Cheddar Bob | |
| Omar Benson Miller | Sol George | |
| De'Angelo Wilson | DJ Iz | |
| Eugene Byrd | Wink | |
| Taryn Manning | Janeane | |
| Larry Hudson | Bouncer | |
| Mike Bell | Shorty Mike | |
| DJ Head | Battle DJ | |
| Michael Shannon | Greg Buehl | |
| Chloe Greenfield | Lily | |
| Eminem | Jimmy 'B-Rabbit' Smith | |
| Proof | Lil' Tic |
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| Producer | Curtis Hanson
Brian Grazer |
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| Writer |
Scott Silver
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| Cinematography | Rodrigo Prieto
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| Musician | Proof
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Jimmy “B. Rabbit” Smith Jr. (Eminem), a sheet metal factory worker and aspiring rapper struggles through life trying to start a music career, dealing with girl troubles, the danger of local gangs and a crumbling family life. Forced to live in a trailer park with his mom, B. Rabbit’s dream is to be a rapper but has a lot of obstacles to overcome. After a distasterous showing at local rap battle MC’d by his friend, Future (Mekhi Phifer), B. Rabbit is seen as a choke artist. Watch him struggle to survive, gain back some respect and face the microphone again. |
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