Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent Developing Starz Miniseries About Snoop’s Murder Trial

The story will be told in the second season of ‘A Moment in Time’ series.
Snoop Dogg will be the focus of the upcoming second season A moment in time series, according to The Hollywood Reporter, 50 Cents is developing a season for the Starz anthology series, which will be titled Murder case. This section will look at Snoop Dogg being charged with first degree murder for shooting Philip Woldermariam, a member of a rival gang, in 1993.
The series will examine how the publicity of Snoop Dogg’s hit debut album, “Doggy Style,” compromised Snoop Dogg’s case during his trial. “Murder case is an incredible story,” said 50 Cent. Snoop already has the biggest album in the country and is fighting for his freedom in the courtroom. “Snoop Dogg will be executive producer for the season.” I’m happy to tell the story about The murder case,” Snoop Dog said, “This is a pivotal moment in my life and career and I’ve purposely waited until I found the right partner to bring this to the screen. Now you’re about to witness it. power of street knowledge.”
A moment in time examines true stories in which hip-hop moments collide with “sensational and sometimes criminal behind-the-scenes events.” The series is part of 50 Cent’s overall deal with Starz. 50 Cent is also a producer on Starz’s Power series, main actors Omari Hardwick and Lela Loren, running from 2014-2020. The spin-off of the series includes Book of Power II: Ghost (main character Michael Rainey Jr. and Shane Johnson) and Book of Power III: Raising Kanan (main character Patina Miller and London Brown). 50 Cent is also a producer for Starz’s BMF (main character Russell Hornsby and Demetrius Flenory Jr.).
No release date has been given for A Moment in Time: Murder Was the Case. Fans can now watch Snoop Dogg’s latest movie as Cousin Itt this year Addams Family 2.
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