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Running time 147 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $28–50 million Box office $201.6 million Straight Outta Compton is a 2015 American directed by, depicting the rise and fall of the group and its members,. The members were involved in the production, including Ice Cube and Dr. Dre as, as was Eazy-E's widow, Tomica Woods-Wright, while and served as creative consultants. Ice Cube is played by his real-life son, with as Dr. Dre and as Eazy-E. Also stars as N.W.A's manager. Talks of an N.W.A.

Biopic began in 2010. Several directors were approached, including, and, before Gray was confirmed in April 2012. Much of the cast signed on in June 2014 and began that August, taking place around. The production faced several controversies, including casting call issues and several acts of violence on set.

Released on August 14, 2015, Straight Outta Compton made over $200 million on a production budget of $50 million, was chosen by as one of the and was nominated for the. It inspired Dr. Dre's third studio album, which debuted at no. 2 on the US album chart a week prior to the film's release. The, featuring music by N.W.A, debuted at no. 1 on the chart and reached no. 1 on the chart.

Heller filed a lawsuit against the filmmakers, protesting his depiction and claiming that parts were taken from his autobiography without permission. Contents. Plot In 1986, is a drug dealer, is an aspiring, and is a. Intrigued by Cube's 'reality raps' reflecting on the crime, gang violence, and police harassment that they and other encounter daily, Dre convinces Eazy to fund a startup, with Dre as. When their song ' is rejected by a New York rap group, Dre convinces Eazy to instead perform it himself. It becomes a local hit, so Eazy, Cube, Dre, along with and, form the group ('Niggaz Wit Attitudes').

Eazy accepts 's offer to manage N.W.A and co-run Ruthless Records, and offers N.W.A a record deal. Whilst recording their debut album, the group is, prompting Ice Cube to tab the song '. The album becomes a controversial hit due to its explicit lyrics, and the group's style is dubbed by the press. During a 1989 concert tour, the demands that N.W.A should stop performing 'Fuck tha Police', claiming that it causes defamation against law enforcement. Police in forbid them to perform it, and a riot breaks out when they ignore their request and perform it anyway.

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Jerry delays the individual members' contracts with Ruthless, and when he insists that Cube should sign without legal representation, Cube leaves the group. His debut solo album, is released in May 1990, but when Priority Records is unable to pay him his advance on his next album, he trashes the label head's office. When N.W.A Cube on their next record, he responds with ' the following year, dissing Heller and his former bandmates, and prompting accusations of. Combined with his association with the, outspoken criticism of the in the wake of the beating of, and starring role in the 1991 film, Cube becomes more famous and controversial than ever. Dre hires as his manager, through whom he learns that Heller has been underpaying him.

He leaves N.W.A to co-found with Knight, who has his thugs threaten Heller and beat up Eazy to pressure them into releasing Dr. Dre from his contract with Ruthless Records. Dre enjoys his newfound creative freedom and works with other rappers, including. His debut solo album, (1992), sells over 5,000,000 copies, but he is disturbed by Suge's violent behavior, and the community is ravaged.

Eazy, whose fortunes and health have declined, learns that Heller has embezzled money from Ruthless and fires him. He rekindles his friendships with Cube and Dre, who agree to an N.W.A reunion. However, before recording can begin, Eazy collapses in the recording studio, and is diagnosed with. Amid emotional visits from his friends, Eazy dies on March 26, 1995, and is mourned by fans. A year later, Dre parts ways with Suge Knight and Death Row Records to found his own label,. As the credits roll, the eventual successes of Aftermath are revealed up to the present day, along with the new generation of rappers who were influenced by both the music of Ruthless and Death Row Records.

as N.W.A member. as N.W.A member.

as N.W.A member. as N.W.A member. as N.W.A member. as N.W.A's manager. Marlon Yates Jr.

As N.W.A collaborator and Ruthless/Death Row Records artist. as Ice Cube's wife Kimberly Woodruff. Carra Patterson as Eazy-E's wife Tomica Woods-Wright. as Alonzo Williams, club owner and member of Dr. Dre and DJ Yella's pre-N.W.A group. as head Bryan Turner. Angela Elayne Gibbs as Ice Cube's mother Doris Jackson.

Bruce Beatty as Ice Cube's father Hosea Jackson. Lisa Renee Pitts as Dr. Dre's mother Verna Young. as Death Row Records artist. R.

Marcos Taylor (credited as R. Marcus Taylor) as Death Row Records co-founder and CEO. Sheldon A. Smith as Death Row Records artist.

as Dr. Dre's wife Nicole Threatt. as Dr. Dre's half-brother Tyree Crayon. Inny Clemons as Officer Rauch, an African American police officer who harasses N.W.A. Mark Sherman as CEO. Camryn Howard as Ruthless Records artist DJ Speed.

Cleavon McClendon as, a member of Ice Cube's pre-N.W.A group. Rogelio Douglas, Jr. As of, producers of Ice Cube's solo album AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted. Steve Turner as of The Bomb Squad. as Terry 'T-Bone' Gray of Ice Cube's post-N.W.A group. LaDell Preston as Jerome 'Shorty' Washington of Da Lench Mob. Jordan Can as Dasean 'J-Dee' Cooper of Da Lench Mob.

J. Kristopher as Ruthless Records artist Larry 'Laylaw' Goodman. Stephanie Campbell as Eazy-E's assistant Charis Henry.

Marcc Rose as Death Row Records artist, with providing the character's voice. in a as disc jockey Greg Mack. Brandon Lafourche in an uncredited role as early N.W.A member Production Development In March 2009, it was announced that the film was in development at, with and writing, and Tomica Woods-Wright, Ice Cube, and Dr.

Dre set to produce the film. In May 2010, it was announced would write a draft of the screenplay. In September 2011, told that he was in talks to direct the film, saying: 'I can’t talk about it too prematurely about the stuff I'm doing because nothing’s come to fruition yet, but Cube and I are talking about doing the N.W.A. The script is really, really good, and so we're just figuring it out. New Line really wants to make it.'

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Also in September 2011, and were reportedly in talks to direct the film. In April 2012, Gray was selected as director. Gray had worked with Ice Cube in the film and Dr. Dre in the film. He has also directed some of their music videos.

By 2013, the film was picked up by, who, in December 2013, hired Jonathan Herman to write a new draft of the script and brought in to executive produce, alongside Adam Merims, David Engel, Bill Straus, Thomas Tull and Jon Jashni. Casting began in the middle of 2010. There had been rumors of playing his late father Eazy-E, and Ice Cube's son and fellow rapper playing his father as well. Ice Cube said of the movie, 'We're taking it to the nooks and crannies, I think deeper than any other article or documentary on the group,' he said. 'These are the intimate conversations that helped forge N.W.A. To me, I think it's interesting to anybody who loves that era and I don't know any other movie where you can mix, the, and fucking feuding with each other. This movie has everything from and.'

On February 21, 2014, director Gray announced a March 9, 2014 open casting call for the film in, via his account. There were also open casting calls in.

Rapper auditioned to play MC Ren in the film. The project was scheduled to start filming in April 2014 but was pushed back due to casting delays. On June 18, 2014, Universal officially announced that the N.W.A biopic Straight Outta Compton would be released theatrically on August 14, 2015. It was also confirmed that Ice Cube's son, O'Shea Jackson Jr., would play a younger version of his father in the film. Joined Jason Mitchell and Corey Hawkins, who portrayed group members Eazy-E and Dr.

Dre, respectively. In early July 2014, casting directors for the film issued a casting call for extras and vintage cars in the area. The casting call release stated that filming would begin in August 2014. In July 2014, it was confirmed would portray MC Ren and would play. On August 15, 2014, joined the cast to play N.W.A's manager. On August 26, 2014, joined the cast to play.

On June 16, 2015, Ice Cube revealed that a 'Tupac scene' had been shot for the film. Reported that the role of in the film would be played by newcomer Marcc Rose, who was once rumored to be cast by in his unmade Tupac biopic. Casting call controversy On July 16, 2014, a casting call for extras for Straight Outta Compton was released on the Sande Alessi Casting page. The casting call was looking for African-American girls for the film using an A-D ranking scale. Though the 'A girls' category was looking for 'classy' women of all colors, the 'B through D' categories were very explicitly linked with skin-tone. As the women get less attractive, the casting call wants the women's flesh tone to be darker, with the lowest listing calling for 'African American girls. Poor, not in good shape.

Medium to dark skin tone.' The casting call post went viral as people expressed their outrage of what they call, and in the categorizing of black women. A representative for Sande Alessi Casting said the ad was an 'innocent mistake' and when it comes to casting 'poor' people, they are also looking for women of various skin tones and body types. As for the A, B, C, D grouping system, Sande Alessi Casting says 'it's the usual method they use to look for different types of people for any project and it wasn't meant to offend anyone.'

Filming Straight Outta Compton was filmed in Compton, California and Los Angeles, California. Began on location in Compton on August 5, 2014. In early September 2014, principal exterior shooting on a large post-riot set was observed on Laurel Canyon Boulevard in North Hollywood.

While shooting in California, the production spent $50 million in the state and received the California Film & Television Tax Credit. Costume designer Kelli Jones says 'the script was literally changing the entire time we were shooting, I mean literally the entire time. There would be days where I would get a call on Friday and they were like ‘oh by the way we’ve moved the pool party scene to Monday’ and the pool party scene had like 400 people and I needed to get '80s bathing suits, so there wasn’t a single weekend where me and my team were not working. It was insane!'

Production Designer Shane Valentino says 'We had 130 sets which is a lot of sets to try and deal with.' Violence on set On August 12, 2014, reported that just seven days into filming in Compton, a took place directly in front of the cast and crew members while they were on the set. A group of men standing outside the Compton Courthouse flashed at a passing car and passengers in the car opened fire on the group. No one affiliated with the film was injured, but one other person near the set was shot. Despite the incident, it was announced that filming would continue to take place as planned in the city.

On January 29, 2015, was involved in a incident that left one man dead and another hospitalized. Witnesses claim that Knight followed the men after an argument on the Straight Outta Compton film set to a burger stand parking lot in Compton, and that the collisions looked intentional. Security footage video was released online in early March showing Knight running over both men but which Knight's attorney said helps his client's self-defense claim.

Terry Carter, co-founder (along with ) of Heavyweight Records and a friend of Knight, was the man killed. The second victim, filmmaker, suffered a mangled foot. Knight was arrested for the incident. In October 2018, he pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter in the case in a Los Angeles courtroom and was sentenced to 28 years in prison. In October 2017, transcripts from a grand jury hearing earlier in the year indicated Knight allegedly gave multiple menacing warnings to director F.

Gary Gray during filming. Although Gray would testify he did not recall any calls or texts threatening his safety (a move Deputy District Attorney Cynthia Barnes referred to as intentional perjury out of fear), Knight was allegedly angry at his depiction in the film and that he was not compensated for his portrayal. Release Marketing In December 2014, during a show in, Ice Cube gave concertgoers a sneak peek at a trailer for Straight Outta Compton. When an executive producer of the film, was asked if Cube told him he was going to show the trailer or did he 'just put it out there?'

, Packer responded, 'Cube does what he does.' He added, 'Cube is the man. And I love the fact that it's out there and it's getting the response that it's getting, that's what I'll say.'

On February 8, 2015, Universal released the first official for Straight Outta Compton. The trailer was preceded by an introduction featuring N.W.A members Dr. Dre and Ice Cube. A second global trailer for Straight Outta Compton was released on April 1, 2015, and was attached with theatrical screenings of Universal's.

On August 7, 2015, to help promote the film, launched a new app through the website StraightOuttaSomewhere.com. The app allows users to create a by uploading a picture with the 'Straight Outta' logo and fill in the blank with a location of their choice. Some people did proclaim that they were 'Straight Outta' a certain city or locale, while others uploaded funny images and phrases. In under 24 hours, over 78,000 'Straight Outta' images were downloaded on social media sites and over 6 million downloads were generated before the film's opening day. Inquisitr.com proclaimed, 'It’s a successful viral photo campaign that is definitely bringing attention to the movie Straight Outta Compton.' Security concerns Straight Outta Compton premiered on August 10, 2015, at the entertainment complex in Los Angeles, California. An earlier report by said that the was 'beefing up its presence' for the event; said that organizers had tripled security.

Due to concerns surrounding the violence in the film, it was reported that movie theaters hired extra security during the film's opening weekend and Universal Studios would reimburse them. Universal denied that it would reimburse them, but would partner with theaters seeking 'support'. No major incidents were reported at showings during the film's opening weekend. Some critics said it was because of the extra security at some theaters, while others argued that it showed the extra security was unnecessary. Home media Straight Outta Compton was released on on January 5, 2016, by and on and on January 19, 2016. The Blu-ray and DVD includes both the theatrical version and an Unrated Director's Cut, which featured 20 additional minutes of the film. Universal Pictures announced a release including both cuts of the film to be released on February 6, 2018.

Reception Box office Straight Outta Compton grossed $161.2 million in the United States and Canada and $40.4 million in other territories for a worldwide total of $201.6 million. Calculated the net profit of the film to be $91.1 million, when factoring together all expenses and revenues for the film. In the United States and Canada, the opening weekend projections were continuously revised upwards, starting from $25 million and going as high as $45 million. The film made $5 million from Thursday night shows, which began at 7 p.m.

In 2,264 theaters. After its strong Thursday night showing, Universal was able to add nearly 500 theaters for the film's opening weekend. Straight Outta Compton made $24.1 million on its opening day, which was the fourth biggest August opening in history. It in its opening weekend, earning $60.2 million from 2,757 theaters, ahead of the week's other new release; 46% of its opening weekend audience was African American while 23% was Caucasian and 21% Hispanic. Its opening weekend total was the fifth-best August opening weekend of all-time, the highest in August for an film and the highest for a musical biopic.

It also set the record for best opening by a film with an African American director, until it was passed by Gray's own in April 2017. After a strong first full week showing ($84.7 million), Universal added the film to over 200 additional theaters. The film grossed $26.4 million in its and again finished first at the box office, ahead of the week's new releases,. On August 27, 2015, Straight Outta Compton became the highest grossing music biopic of all-time in the United States with $120.9 million, passing the 2005 biopic 's $119.5 million total.

The film grossed $13.1 million in its third weekend and, once again, finished first at the box office ahead of the week's new releases,. On September 18, 2015, the film's domestic gross crossed $157.5 million, surpassing ' ($157 million) to become the all-time highest domestic grossing film from a director in the United States. By September 21, 2015, the film had grossed $188 million worldwide to become the all-time highest grossing music biopic, surpassing Walk the Line's $186.4 million worldwide gross. Critical response On, the film has an approval rating of 87% based on 221 reviews, with an average rating of 7.3/10. The site's consensus reads, ' Straight Outta Compton is a biopic that's built to last, thanks to F. Gary Gray's confident direction and engaging performances from a solid cast.'

On, it has a weighted average score of 72 out of 100, based on 41 critics, indicating 'generally favorable reviews'. On, audiences gave the film an average grade of 'A' on an A+ to F scale, while -surveyed audiences gave the film a rare 5 out of 5 stars and a 75% 'definite recommend'. Of the awarded the film 3.5 stars out of 4, calling the film 'enthralling' and 'energized', praising the cast for delivering 'strong, memorable work that transcends mere imitation.' He called the film 'one of the better musical biopics of the last 20 years.' Lou Lumenick of the, also awarding the film a 3.5/4, called it 'one of the summer's most entertaining and provocative movies', finding it 'surprisingly candid' about the negatives in N.W.A.'

S career for a film produced by Ice Cube and Dr. Dre themselves. Of, again giving the film 3.5 out of 4 stars, also praised the film for its honesty in its portrayal of the group and praised Jackson's performance as Ice Cube, as well as the supporting cast, finding Mitchell's Eazy-E 'award-caliber'. However, he did wish that the film elaborated more on the group's troubles involving misogyny, homophobia and the media. Joe Morgenstern of found the group's musical performances to be 'far and away the most appealing parts of the picture.' However, he criticized the film for slowing down towards the end, particularly when it gets 'ploddingly sentimental' once it focuses on the decline and death of Eazy-E.

Scott Foundas of praised director Gray for taking familiar biopic paces and bringing a 'richness of observation to the table that transcends cliche.' He also praised the film for its 'high but never overindulgent' style and the attention to detail in the production, ranging from the 'exhaustively researched' screenplay to the 'meticulous care' involved in assembling the film's soundtrack. He stated, 'if 'Compton' is undeniably of the moment, it’s also timeless in its depiction of how artists and writers transform the world around them into angry, profane, vibrant and singular personal expression.' Michael Phillips of the stated, ' Straight Outta Compton at its best evokes the heady atmosphere of Crenshaw Boulevard and what the group’s success meant to Compton, and vice versa. When the songs themselves take center stage the movie works. What remains in the wings constitutes another, fuller story.' In a polarized review, of the felt that the film attempted to take on more storylines than it could handle, also criticizing how bloated it becomes towards the end regarding Heller, though he did praise Giamatti's performance.

Jordan Hoffman of also criticized the film's second half for being 'cheesy' and 'playing it too safe'. Of gave the film a C, feeling it had to rely on its timeliness for its thematic weight, and saying the film 'simplifies N.W.A.’s arc to a gangster-movie knock-off about three friends from way back when who are driven apart by bad influences.'

Noted the film's 'lack of interest in process and personality' compared to the concurrently-released music biopic, writing: 'it’s no contest as to which Giamatti picture is the better depiction of the actual music-making process.' According to a poll conducted by during the film's opening weekend, audiences gave the film a full 5 out of 5 stars, a rare achievement for any film, with most box office mega-hits usually rated at between 4 or 4.5 stars in the previous Rentrak polls.

The film is very popular among the female moviegoers, with 74% of the male and 76% of the female audience giving the film a definite recommend – very high marks in Rentrak. The subject matter and plot were the primary reasons given by 38% of moviegoers for coming out to see Straight Outta Compton. Historical accuracy Reactions from the depicted On June 10, 2015, took to to voice his displeasure at the lack of exposure his character has in the Straight Outta Compton trailer, saying 'Man fuck these bitches at universal pictures leaving me out the movie trailers tryin to rewrite history.' And 'When you have bitches work on a hip hop film that don't know shit about hip hop this is what happens. How the hell u leave me out after all'. After the film's release, Ren tweeted, 'True fans know my role in the group as far as lyrics are concerned, don't let the movie fool you about my contribution to the group.'

He later praised the filmmakers saying, 'Congrats to the cast and crew. Great job of telling our story.' Despite being a founding member, 's contribution to the group has been ignored in the movie, and his character has a brief, uncredited cameo in the film. While going on record that he personally harbored no ill will towards the producers, Arabian Prince did note that it led to numerous inquiries and interview requests as to the possible reasons for such a revisionist approach.

According to Arabian Prince, 'Maybe for 50% of the movie scenes, I was there in real life, on stage, or in the studio. A lot of N.W.A's early music production was done with my equipment.' On August 24, 2015, referred to the film as 'a great fusion of fantasy and reality', after admitting that he enjoyed the film. He disputed the accuracy of the scenes where he forbade gangsta rap from being played at his club, saying that the members of N.W.A had not started gangsta rap at that point.

He also commented on the scene when Dr. Dre was bailed out of jail by Eazy-E, saying that Dr. Dre had been jailed several times for non-payment of parking fees and that he had an argument with Dre after having bailed him out of jail numerous times. When Alonzo refused to bail Dre out another time, Eazy-E bailed him out instead.

Alonzo claimed that it was he who introduced Eazy-E to Jerry Heller and that contrary to how it was depicted in the movie, he was supportive of Boyz-n-the-Hood, unlike most others at the time. Lawsuit from Heller On August 27, 2015, Heller reported to the Los Angeles Times that he had seen the film: 'I'm still not willing to comment right now on that movie because I think sooner or later it may be part of an ongoing litigation.' On October 30, 2015, Heller filed a 12-claim lawsuit in the Superior Court of Los Angeles against NBCUniversal, director F.

Gary Gray, Legendary Pictures, the screenwriters of the film, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre and the estate of Eazy-E. As well as protesting his depiction in the film, Heller claimed that a significant amount of the film's content had been taken from his autobiography without permission.

The defendants countered with a request that Heller's defamation charges be dismissed. Omissions On August 17, 2015, 's former girlfriend and mother of one of his children, did an exclusive interview with. In the interview, the former Ruthless and Death Row Records artist ponders her and Dre's abusive relationship and she states that she was aware she was not included in the Straight Outta Compton film. 'Why would Dre put me in it?

I mean 'cause if they start from where they start from I was just a quiet girlfriend who got beat up and told to shut up.' On August 18, 2015, published an editorial by titled 'Here's What's Missing From Straight Outta Compton: Me and the Other Women Dr. Dre Beat Up'. Barnes notes that Dr.

Dre had repeated instances of physical abuse to female associates during his time in N.W.A, to include the infamous 1991 beating of Barnes in the bathroom of Po Na Na Souk nightclub. In the film, the incidents were never acknowledged.

She further notes that important women from the era with close and historically important ties to N.W.A (, etc.) were absent from the film. In the end, most women portrayed in the film are partying groupies, with Barnes feeling that it could have also acknowledged the female MCs who contributed to N.W.A's and/or individual members' success. Kennedy of the revealed the Barnes incident was originally included in an earlier version of the film's script. On August 21, 2015, Dr. Dre responded, apologizing to 'the women I’ve hurt.

I deeply regret what I did and know that it has forever impacted all of our lives.' The next day, which bought for $3 billion in 2014 from Dr. Dre and made him an executive, weighed in on the abuse allegations to offer their support to Dre. Apple said in a statement, 'Dre has apologized for the mistakes he's made in the past and he's said that he's not the same person that he was 25 years ago.' On August 26, 2015, Randall Roberts of the criticized the film for leaving out the story of the all female rap group and how some in the media claim the group was responsible for 'forging a path for the breakout success of.'

Accolades The film received numerous award nominations, including one for at the. Main article: On August 7, 2015, Dr. Dre released the album exclusively on and the at first, then later released on other digital music platforms and in CD and vinyl form.

Though not an official soundtrack to the film Straight Outta Compton, Dr. Dre said this album would be 'inspired by the movie,' Dre said on The Pharmacy, his radio show on, that during principal photography of Straight Outta Compton, 'I felt myself going to the studio and being so inspired by the movie that I started recording an album.' He added, 'It's an 'inspired by' album. It's inspired by Straight Outta Compton.' Part of Straight Outta Compton's successful opening has been attributed to Compton: A Soundtrack, Dr.

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Dre's first collection of original music since his 1999's album, which was released a week prior to the film's premiere and debuted at No. 2 on the US charts and No.

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