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LOS ANGELES - It's no wonder the first single from Nick Cannon's second record came out in April and he still hasn't gotten around to putting out the album. He's too busy being a movie star.
Aside from the two films he's starringin this fall, "The Underclassman" and "Roll Bounce," Cannon's been going from set to set, all the while taping his MTV show, "Wild 'N Out" (see "Nick Cannon Goes 'Wild' With Kanye, Ying Yang Twins, Common").
He was scheduled to focus on his music this fall, but after finishing the indie "Even Money" with Kim Basinger, Ray Liotta and Kelsey Grammer, he had the opportunity to join the all-star cast of "Bobby," written and directed by Emilio Estevez.
"It's about the death of Robert Kennedy, starring Anthony Hopkins, Demi Moore, myself, Terrence Howard - it's gonna be real interesting," Cannon said at the "Roll Bounce" premiere this week.
Cannon also has the political thriller "The Beltway" in the can and is currently training twice a day to shoot a boxing movie in early 2006. "Right now it doesn't have a title, but it's based on a story of this famous trainer," he said.
Aside from the two films he's starringin this fall, "The Underclassman" and "Roll Bounce," Cannon's been going from set to set, all the while taping his MTV show, "Wild 'N Out" (see "Nick Cannon Goes 'Wild' With Kanye, Ying Yang Twins, Common").
He was scheduled to focus on his music this fall, but after finishing the indie "Even Money" with Kim Basinger, Ray Liotta and Kelsey Grammer, he had the opportunity to join the all-star cast of "Bobby," written and directed by Emilio Estevez.
"It's about the death of Robert Kennedy, starring Anthony Hopkins, Demi Moore, myself, Terrence Howard - it's gonna be real interesting," Cannon said at the "Roll Bounce" premiere this week.
Cannon also has the political thriller "The Beltway" in the can and is currently training twice a day to shoot a boxing movie in early 2006. "Right now it doesn't have a title, but it's based on a story of this famous trainer," he said.