Like Eminem, his character Jimmy “Rabbit” Smith, Jr. He wanted to do more than simply tell his own story Eminem says that would have limited his performance in “8 Mile.” Grazer points out Eminem’s focus and dedication while on the set, writing songs for the soundtrack and score between takes.Įveryone knows the Eminem story: from inner-city Detroit to the top of hip-hop and pop charts a true rags to riches fairy tale that has inspired as much controversy as it has admiration. “He wanted to be an actor.” Most singers/rappers who make that move to the silver screen forget that acting involves being someone other than yourself between the time the director says “action” and “cut.” Not Eminem. These bonus features supplement the film beautifully, providing added entertainment for Eminem fans, “8 Mile” fans and hip-hop fans alike.īehind the scenes, Academy Award winning producer Brian Grazer (“A Beautiful Mind,” “Apollo 13”) explains the creative process behind Eminem’s semi-autobiographical performance in “8 Mile.” “He didn’t want to be in an Eminem movie,” he said. Features include the making of “8 Mile,” with insightful commentary from director Brian Grazer five freestyle battle outtakes between Eminem and extras from “8 Mile ” and an exclusive version of the music video “Superman” from “The Eminem Show,” No.
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The box office smash “8 Mile” hits stores March 18 loaded with nearly an hour of never-before-seen extras. If you liked the movie, you’ll love the DVD bonus footage.