And Boss' father knew Tupac's mom - from their involvement in the Black Panther Party. This is facts through certain people I know," said Boss.īoss knows G-Money and Snoop Dog, who collaborated with Tupac. You can write a fiction story but this is not a fiction. While many may dismiss the premise as fiction, Boss said the information for the script came from people in Tupac's family and circle. Las Vegas professionals weigh in on lack of female director nominees at Oscars.UNLV film students aspire to break into movie business.Oscar best picture nominee 'The Irishman' ties to Las Vegas.Las Vegas valley filmmakers react to Oscars lack of diversity backlash.Las Vegas is no stranger to being featured on the big screen.So you can't travel out so the best way to escape is through helicopter, private helicopter to another state," said Boss.įBI agents can't go onto tribal land without the tribal council's permission - Boss said that's why Navajo land in New Mexico made for the perfect hide out. "When certain FBI agencies are looking for you, they are going to block the airport.
That's when the escape plan came into fruition - from planting a double in Suge Knight's BMW to a strategic aerial exit. "Getting protection from the Navajo tribe."īoss said when the rapper arrived to Las Vegas for fight night, he was informed of a planned hit on him. "This movie is about Tupac actually escaping from University Medical Center here in Vegas and relocating to New Mexico," said Boss. Most people would agree with official reports that after being shot, Tupac was taken to UMC where he died six days later.
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