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In this clip, Michael Blackson engaged in a conversation about working with actor Wesley Snipes, reflecting on the commitment and acting prowess that Wesley Snipes brings to his roles. Michael mentioned getting to know Snipes on a more personal level while working for him on a movie set and describes seeing the effect of Snipe's tax-related legal troubles on his acting career. Talking about serving jail time, Michael makes an interesting observation that the aftermath usually works well for rappers, not actors, citing the example of rapper Boosie's popularity surge after his release from prison. Additionally, the two also discuss how pleading guilty can sometimes lead to early release, citing Bill Cosby's case where the refusal to admit guilt was followed by an eventual release through an appeal. They end the conversation by sharing thoughts on yet-to-be-resolved legal cases in the industry.
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