February 26, 2019
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17:29Now PlayingIn this flashback clip from 2015, Eddie Griffin spoke with VladTV and reflected on his decorated career as a comedian and an actor, while pointing out that the 1999 comedic-drama "Foolish" is the favorite film that he's ever worked on. During the segment, Griffin reveals that the film based on his life came about after he originally helped Master P with his own career, by inviting the No Limit Soldier to open up for him on his comedy tour. From there, Master P decided to return the favor by cutting Griffin a $1 million dollar check for the script that became "Foolish."
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