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The Record Deal (2005)
A rap artist is betrayed by the CEO of his record label when he lies and refuses to pay him a million dollars in back royalty money that is due to him. Instead the CEO used the money to make drug deals with the Russian Mafia, which left the struggling artist with loads of debt and nowhere to turn.
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A rap artist is betrayed by the CEO of his record label when he lies and refuses to pay him a million dollars in back royalty money that is due to him. Instead the CEO used the money to make drug deals with the Russian Mafia, which left the struggling artist with loads of debt and nowhere to turn.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Keith Moody
In Theaters:4/1/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Clayborne Entertainment
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