
By Chris Yuscavage, with additional reporting by Hillary Crosley
It looks like Drake may be headed back to Hollywood.
Two years after his final appearance on the hit TV show "Degrassi," the Toronto MC is rumored to star alongside Al Pacino, Susan Sarandon and Eva Green in a financial thriller called "Arbitrage," according to entertainment site The Wrap. RapFix asked Drake's camp and learned that he's "reading for various roles and projects." Production for the film is rumored to begin this March in New York.
But, is this really the best career move for Drake? He's been hard at work preparing his much-anticipated second album, Take Care, and taking time off could hurt the final product. However, here at RapFix, we think that Drake's decision to film a movie could ultimately be a good one. Here's why:
1. Filming prevents Drake from artistic burn out
If Drake continues at the pace he's going now — recording his own solo stuff and making guest appearances on everyone else's tracks — he's going to get tired at some point and need a break. Starring in a movie will be a good way for Drake to get a short break. It'll prevent him from burning out but it'll also allow him to continue working in a different space and make him hungrier than ever before once he gets back into the booth. Read More...
Tags Al Pacino, Arbitage, DeGrassi, Drake, Susan Sarandon, Take Care, thank me later