Singer 50 Cent is eager to land a role in musical TV drama “Glee”.
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50 Cent wants to be in Glee
The rap star says he wants to play a role that’s not of a rapper
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“I probably would [consider it]. Depending on what the episode was or what they had planned for it. I’m excited... I just want to work,” eonline.com quoted the singer as saying.
“I want to play something different. Anything other than a rapper, because I don’t feel like I’m working if I’m playing that. That’s the easy part.”
“Glee” has featured an eclectic mix of guest stars in the past including Lindsay Lohan, Ricky Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow.
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