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VIBE: Eminem, at the time you hadn\u2019t really acted before; but the story was based in Detroit, based off of some of your life experiences. When the cameras stopped rolling, did you feel that you headed further into these guys\u2019 world of acting, or they into yours?
\nEminem (B-Rabbit): I definitely felt like I was about to embark on some shit that was not necessarily up my alley. It was all brand new, and I\u2019m so glad I had all of these guys around me. My hardest part, was remembering the lines. \u2018Cause really, all I had to do was take myself back into the mind frame of how I felt before I got signed with Dre. It wasn\u2019t really too much to just be myself.<\/p>\n

Anthony Mackie (Papa Doc): It was crazy for me because it was my first job. When we started, I didn\u2019t really have no lines. Motherf*ckers would be like, \u201cYo, your character sucks, so we just added this. Do this.\u201d My biggest thing was just trying to be on the same level as Mekhi f*cking Phifer.<\/p>\n

Mekhi Phifer (Future): You pulled it off, Cat Daddy! You pulled it off!<\/p>\n

Eminem: When I look back at the movie, one of the cool things is we all became friends on the set. The film carried over to how we [eventually] interacted in real life.<\/p>\n

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You always said this isn\u2019t your life story. Does it matter that everybody thinks it is?
\nEminem: It doesn\u2019t really matter to me. People who really listen to my music probably know what\u2019s real in that movie and what\u2019s not. There were bits and pieces that were taken from my life [1], but for the most part, it was the story of the underdog. We rehearsed so much before we even started the film, and I was in every scene. I was there every day from 6 a.m. until\u2014half the time\u20145 in the morning the next day. It became a point where I felt like I am this person. I\u2019m fucking B-Rabbit because I was living this movie. I had no choice but to be him.<\/p>\n

In hindsight, everyone thinks this movie was an easy decision, but the studio and Jimmy Iovine were wondering if this could hurt the Eminem brand. Mariah Carey\u2019s Glitter had just tanked and the last time Universal had worked with a rapper was on Cool As Ice with Vanilla Ice. Mekhi, you initially passed on the movie. Why?
\nPhifer: I was due to start ER and 9\/11 had just happened. They was like, \u201cOkay, we want you to fly to Detroit.\u201d It was like, September 13. \u201cI ain\u2019t getting on no plane! I\u2019m staying here and I\u2019m gonna be a doctor, Godd*mn it!\u201d I hadn\u2019t read the script yet, and they were so hush-hush about the script that I had to sit and read it in [director] Curtis [Hanson\u2019s] office because they weren\u2019t releasing it. But when I read it, I thought, Oh, this is kinda slick! They had me go to Detroit to see if me and Em was going to have chemistry\u2026This cat became my man so fast that I was like, \u201cThis is gonna be dope.\u201d And when I met all the rest of the guys, I was all in. It was the best decision I ever made.<\/p>\n

Omar Benson Miller (Sol George): 8 Mile is so revered, it\u2019s like everywhere I go, somebody\u2019s talking about it. Yesterday, me and Cheddar were walking down the street, heads down, and some kid walked up to us from behind and was like, \u201cAnything goes when it comes to hoes\/I\u2019m the kingpin when it comes to flows\u2026\u201d [2]
\nEvan Jones (Cheddar Bob): [Laughs] Yeah, who wrote that rap?
\nEminem: That sh*t should\u2019ve been a single. \u201cTen freaky girls! Ten! Ten!\u201d
\nBenson Miller: I just want to bring up something: Because of Em\u2019s celebrity, not being able to move around so much, Proof was out there a lot. And I can remember the wrap party literally… We kept singing the song and they didn\u2019t want to let me and Cheddar into the wrap party because they didn\u2019t know who we were. Proof came out and it was all good! I\u2019ve been doing movies for a while now, and there\u2019s a lot of funny dudes out there. The inclusive nature of you guys, Em and Mekhi, who were already on and who were senior to us in that sense, was great. It was really something special.
\nEminem: I definitely appreciate that.
\nPhifer: You\u2019re cool cats. Y\u2019all made it easy on us.
\nMekhi, your character was based off of Proof. Did you have any long conversations to try and really understand who he was?
\nPhifer: I definitely spoke to Proof. I didn\u2019t sit him down, because to me the character spoke for itself. I mean, I wanted to portray him as he was in \u201995. That\u2019s why you see me with that wig, that crazy wig! [Laughs] And that even came down to the wire\u2014we almost couldn\u2019t do dreads because they couldn\u2019t get the wig right.
\nEminem: [Laughs] We used to call Proof \u201cthe Wolverine\u201d because at the Hip-Hop Shop, his hair was crazy. I think that, for the most part, being that I wasn\u2019t playing Marshall, Mekhi\u2019s character didn\u2019t have to be exactly like Proof. As long as it had that authenticity, which I felt it did. He just had to be Detroit.
\nEvan, what was Eminem like in those first rehearsals?
\nEminem: I was a f*cking d*ck! [Laughs]
\nJones: Like everyone\u2019s been saying, he was fantastic. Right off the bat, he took us to the Detroit Lions game. On the way back, you jumped in our car and played us some new tunes off your album [The Eminem Show], and it was so good. You made us all feel like family.<\/p>\n

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