Meet a Cast of “Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge & Michel’le” (PHOTOS)

When Straight Outta Compton strike theaters in 2015, a array of unflattering accounts about a approach Dr. Dre allegedly mistreated women were suggested from a women who contend they suffered a abuse themselves.

One of a women who says she suffered a many was RB thespian Michel’le, who antiquated Dr. Dre for years and had a child (a son) by him in 1991, all while witnessing a arise and tumble of one of Hip Hop’s many mythological groups, N.W.A.

Even yet Michel’le was a famous partial of Eazy-E’s Ruthless Records, for apparent reasons, her story was not enclosed in Straight Outta Compton — hell, they didn’t even discuss her name! Now that a fume has privileged from SOC, Lifetime has incited a concentration divided from N.W.A and is fixation a spotlight on Michel’le Toussant and her relations with two of a many famous names in Hip Hop.

Narrated by Michel’le herself, Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge and Michel’le is Lifetime’s new made-for-TV film that follows Michel’le and showcases a struggles she went by being a punching bag for Dr. Dre (and eventually Suge Knight) — allegedly, of march — all while perplexing to make a name for herself in a song industry.

Dr. Dre is apparently nothing too gratified about a approach he’s being portrayed in a film, so in an bid to strengthen his image, a rapper sent Sony a stop and terminate minute threatening to sue them (and Michel’le too) if a film airs. Michel’le fundamentally told TMZ in an interview that she ain’t skurred since she’s prepared to tell a law in justice if need be.

Well, a film finally aired on Saturday night (Oct. 15), so that means that, unless Dr. Dre was usually bluffing, a 3-digit millionaire should be assembly with his authorised group right about now to figure out how they should ensue brazen with their lawsuit opposite Sony and Michel’le.

Look next for Lifetime’s synopsis of “Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge and Michel’le” and keep scrolling to accommodate a expel of a film.

Celebrated hip-hop recording artist Michel’le will pronounce adult and pronounce out about a darker side of Compton hip-hop as she narrates a Lifetime Original Movie, “Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge Michel’le,” formed on her life story, premiering Saturday, Oct 15 during 8PM ET/PT.

The initial lady of Ruthless Records, who triumphed over a life riddled with abuse and adversity, is prepared to share her story with a world. Produced by Sony Pictures Television and Thinkfactory Media, Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge Michel’le stars Rhyon Nicole Brown (“Lincoln Heights”) as Michel’le, visitor Curtis Hamilton as Dr. Dre and R. Marcos Taylor, who reprises his purpose as Suge Knight after carrying starred as a song executive in final year’s underline film, “Straight Outta Compton.” Jamie Kennedy (“Scream,” “Malibu’s Most Wanted”) also stars as song manager Jerry Heller.

Discovered during a immature age, a shy, squeaky-voiced Michel’le (Brown) was plucked true from South Central, Los Angeles and catapulted into a spotlight while roving N.W.A’s rocket float of early success. Surrounded by attention visionaries from Eazy-E to Tupac Shakur, Michel’le fast climbed a charts; but, her low-pitched successes were shortly overshadowed by profanation and corruption. A scarcely decade-long intrigue with a barbarous Dr. Dre (Hamilton) pushed her into a life tarnished by alcohol, drugs and assault until her savior came in a doubtful form of Suge Knight (Taylor), co-founder of Death Row Records and Dre’s business partner. Friendship would spin into a gentle romance, though a kinship Michel’le suspicion they had did not finish happily-ever-after. With children from both group and a career to protect, Michel’le’s voice became silenced by Compton’s biggest energy players. Until now.

“Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge Michel’le” is constructed for Lifetime by Sony Pictures Television and Thinkfactory Media. Leslie Greif executive produces. The film also furthers Lifetime’s Broad Focus goal of employing and ancillary womanlike creatives behind a camera, with essay by Dianne Houston (Take The Lead), directing by Janice Cooke (“One Tree Hill,” “UnREAL”), costumes by Jonetta Boon (“The Notebook”), casting by Fern Champion (“Hatfields McCoys”), Leah Daniels (Empire) and Sharon Lieblein (“Million Dollar Quartet”), and component by Kathryn Bostic (“Dear White People”), among others.

Rhyon Nicole Brown as Michel’le Toussaint

Actress Rhyon Nicole Brown stars in a film’s lead purpose as RB thespian Michel’le Toussaint. Before Surviving Compton, Brown’s many important tiny shade purpose was “Lizzie Sutton” on a TV uncover Lincoln Heights, that aired on ABC from 2007 to 2009. She also starred in a 8-episode web array Eight Crazy Dates, and she’s also seemed on TV shows like For Better or Worse, In Plain Sight, 7th Heaven, That’s So Raven and The Bernie Mac Show. Rhyon N. Brown also seemed in a large shade biopic about rapper 50 Cent’s life, Get Rich or Die Tryin.

Curtis Hamilton as Dr. Dre

After years of personification bit parts, Curtis Hamilton finally landed a vital purpose in Surviving Compton as rapper/producer (and contingent Hip Hop mogul) Dr. Dre. Before Surviving Compton, Hamilton had bit tools in shows like Rizzoli Isles and Castle. Hamilton also a producer, executive and author credit for a 2015 brief film The Missed Call.

R. Marcos Taylor as Suge Knight

If this name and/or face looks informed to you, it should, since R. Marcos Taylor not usually plays Suge Knight in Surviving Compton, though he also played a mean Hip Hop figure in Straight Outta Compton. But Taylor isn’t usually your normal “actor,” he’s also a seasoned stuntman, carrying finished stunts for shows like Luke Cake, Gotham and Sons of Anarchy, as good as a film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Vonii Bristow as Ice Cube

Vonnii Bristow plays a purpose of Ice Cube in Surviving Compton. The immature actor has also seemed in TV shows such as Atlanta and Survivor’s Remorse.

Omari Wallace as Eazy-E

Omari Wallace plays Eazy-E in a film. Before scoring this role, Wallace had a bit partial in a 2014 film “Ride Along,” which, ironically, stars Ice Cube.

Deric Augustine as DJ Yella

Deric Augustine plays N.W.A member DJ Yella in a movie. His behaving career includes tools in TV shows like Notorious, The Vampire Diaries and Queen Sugar.

Daniel DeBoe as M.C. Ren

Daniel DeBoe plays a purpose of N.W.A’s MC Ren. According to his IMDB page, this is his initial vital behaving role.

Jamie Kennedy as Jerry Heller

Comedic actor Jamie Kennedy stars in a film as N.W.A manager and Ruthless Records cofounder Jerry Heller, who died of a heart conflict on Sep 2, 2016. Kennedy is a seasoned actor with prior roles in films such as Malibu’s Most Wanted, Scream, Scream 2 and Scream 3. Kennedy also uttered animation characters on Fox’s The Cleveland Show and Nickelodeon’s Fanboy Chum Chum.

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