50 Cent just came into some extra money, courtesy of Starz.
The network just signed a two-year exclusive overall deal with the G-Unit honcho, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The contract’s agreement is made to have Curtis and his G-Unit Film & Television banner develop new projects, along with executive producing Power.
The premium cable network has signed the Power producer to a two-year exclusive overall deal. Under the pact, Jackson and his G Unit Film & Television banner will develop new projects for the cabler as well as continue to exec produce Power.
“Starz has been the perfect partner to make Power the success that it is and I am looking forward to developing many more record-breaking series with them,” said Jackson.
“Curtis is a wonderful hands-on producer and actor on Power and we look forward to expanding his roles behind-the-camera with Starz over the next two years,” said Starz managing director Carmi Zlotnik.
Production on season three of Power began this month in Brooklyn. The 10-episode second season of the drama, overseen by showrunner Courtney Kemp Agboh, ranks as Starz’s most watched original series ever with an average of 6.8 million.
The show, is overseen by Courtney Kemp Agboh, who also inked a new two-year deal as well.
By Glenn Erby