DMX made his feature film debut in Belly, director Hype Williams’ first movie. He starred as Tommy (aka Buns) alongside Nas’ Sincere in the flick about two hustlers who come to a crossroads ...

Rapper DMX, who died April 9, was also known for his film roles in "Romeo Must Die," "Exit Wounds," "Belly" and "Cradle 2 the Grave." ...

DMX shot his last movie only months before his tragic death, and the producers have plans to honor the legendary rapper when it’s released. RadarOnline.com spoke to producer Daemon Hillin, ...

In this film, DMX plays a jewel thief who steals some black diamonds… but (tell me if you’d heard this one before) they’re not what they seem. DMX is awesome in this film as an action star.

DMX appeared briefly as a live performer in Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage, the first Music Box film, but the late rapper takes center stage in Don’t Try to Understand as HBO’s Bill ...

DMX was a surprisingly solid actor, and not just in a “non-actor acting in a movie” way. He was a better actor than just about anyone else in Exit Wounds, Seagal very much included.

DMX: Don't Try to Understand will premiere on HBO and HBO Max on Nov. 25. ... "At its core, the film is ultimately about one man's struggle on a path to find peace.

Rapper/actor DMX's Staten Island, New York-shot feature film Chronicle of a Serial Killer, is set for a theatrical release on October 5, 2020.

There’s a movie coming out starring DMX, Tara Reid, Jake Busey, and Michael Madsen and the plot, surprisingly, does not center around a trainwreck. The responsible foursome will appear in the ...

DMX was also an actor, starring in movies like Romeo Must Die and Cradle 2 the Grave. He also guest-starred in TV shows, including Fresh Off the Boat. "Earl was a warrior who fought till the very end.

DMX has inked a deal to star in two as-yet-to-be-determined movies for Emmett/Furla Films. Under the terms of the deal, the movies will be co-produced by DMX's production company, Bloodline Films.