Jamie Foxx CONFIRMS he's playing Mike Tyson in the American boxer's biopic: It’s a definitive yes

Jamie Foxx is going through a “process” to prepare for his role as Mike Tyson in the forthcoming biopic Finding Mike.The Oscar-winning actor has already begun to transform his body to match the former boxer’s physique, but Foxx’s former trainer-turned-stylist told Britain’s The Sun newspaper the journey is as much about his mental state as it is his physical strength.Explaining the star will need to go into a “dark hole” mentally to portray Tyson, Jack Manson insisted his pal has what it takes

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Jamie Foxx is an actor with plenty of experience in the realm of biopics. He’s had roles in “Ali,” “Just Mercy,” and, obviously, “Ray.” The latter of which earned him a Best Actor Oscar win.

Jamie Foxx is transforming before our very eyes.

Jamie Foxx has spoken about his ongoing journey to playing Mike Tyson in a new biopic about the boxer.It has been six years since the casting was announced and now the Oscar-winning star has reassured worried fans by revealing the film about the former heavyweight champion boxer is still on its way.Foxx is no stranger to playing real-life figures, having won the best actor Academy Award for playing singer Ray Charles in the acclaimed 2004 biopic Ray.

Back in 2014, it was first reported that Jamie Foxx would be playing Mike Tyson in a biopic, yet the project wound up languishing in development for years — until now.

Jamie Foxx is opening up about his upcoming biopic about boxer Mike Tyson.

Jamie Foxx will not be exchanging Christmas cards anytime soon following the "Fast & The Furious" star's Instagram posts. On Thursday, Tyrese posted a four-picture montage that appeared racially-charged, including one that showed white people in chains."The flip……. Get to YouTube this is what's going on in South Africa……." he captioned a since-deleted series of pictures.The Instagram post didn't sit well with many people, including several prominent South American celebrities.

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protests continue across the nation following the death of George Floyd, many are turning to movies, television, music and more to provide information, clarity and perhaps even necessary discomfort about the civil unrest and systemic injustices that have been a part of America since its very birth as a nation.Over the past decade, a new generation of filmmakers have told stories of police brutality and racial injustice through real-life adaptations and groundbreaking documentaries, hoping to