BROWN SUGAR star Taye Diggs is sick of famous rappers muscling black actors out of leading film roles.
In the past, Samuel L Jackson has criticised hip-hop stars for using their celebrity to land roles which should go to more qualified actors, but Diggs has experienced the problem first hand.
He says, "There have been a ton of movies I wanted but didn't get.
"It seemed like I was constantly being beat out by rappers. It would be down to me and someone else, and I'd find out that the someone else was a hip-hop artist."
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