Seems like 50 Cent is the only one having any good fortune this week. After his first landmark deal with Cheetah Vision that was worth $200 million for 10 films, 50 lands another deal for his production company. Alhiphop reports:
50 Cent’s Cheetah Vision film company and production shingle
Emmett/Furla have announced a new 10-film deal with
Grindstone/Lionsgate.
50 founded Cheetah Vision in 2009 with Randall Emmett.
In the first round, 50 landed a $200 million, 10-picture deal with Grindstone and Lionsgate.
The first collaboration between Grindstone, Emmett/Furla and Cheetah Vision produced a variety of successful feature films.
The original deal produced movies like “Setup” starring Bruce Willis,
Ryan Phillippe and 50 Cent, “Freelancers,”starring Robert DeNiro and
Forest Whitaker, “The Frozen Ground” starring Nicholas Cage and John
Cusack and others.
“We have partnered with the Lionsgate family on films for more than
10 years, and we’re thrilled to see our partnership continue to grow
with their success,” said Emmett/Furla’s Randall Emmett and George
Furla.
The next film under the partnership between Grindstone and
Emmett/Furla is titled “Empire State” starring Dwayne “The Rock”
Johnson.
Currently, Emmett/Furla and Cheetah Vision are working on a new
action thriller titled “The Tombs” starring Sylvester Stallone, Arnold
Schwarzenegger and 50 Cent.
That movie is slated to be released next year.
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