Oct 25 2007Jamie Foxx Will Be Dramatic, Oscar-Worthy in 'Zebra Murders'

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Always eager to show what a serious, Oscar-worthy actor he is, Jamie Foxx has signed on to star in The Zebra Murders: A Season of Killing, Racial Madness, and Civil Rights, a name that just screams serious Oscar-worthiness. Variety has the details:

Based on the 2006 book by Prentice Earl Sanders and Bennett Cohen, the story chronicles the series of racially motivated serial killings -- black on white -- that took place in San Francisco in 1973 and 1974. Jamie Foxx will play Sanders, who was one of two black police detectives who led the team that cracked the case. Amid their investigation, Sanders and his partner fought harassment within the police department and organized a union of minority policemen who brought a lawsuit against the city for discrimination, which they ultimately won. Sanders went on to become chief of police.

I hope he follows this up with playing a sassy zebra in a cute CGI movie, then a song with Kanye West about zebras representing racial strife, because, man, and let me be the first to say it, this guy can do it all, and all while looking not at all like a poser or mildly retarded. Am I right?

Jamie Foxx set for 'Zebra Murders' [Variety]

Reader Comments

Whenever Jamie Foxx wants to prove he's a serious actor, he just gives the look with wide eyes and flared nostrils. IN EVERY MOVIE! Even Sam Jackson would say "motha fucka, tone it down!" Just one of the many reasons I think Jamie Foxx sucks.

Yeah, except for his ugly linger-ee wearing character on In Living Color, he kinda blows.

You dumb bitches don't know shit. Go suck your boyfriends dicks!

Again, don't know or care who he is or what he does but I already hate him....

....You've finally gone too far.

He does look mildly retarded. I don't know what anyone sees in this clown.

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