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BMF
BMF is an American crime drama television series about the Black Mafia Family, a narcotics and money-laundering organisation. The show premiered on Starz on September 26, 2021. In September of 2021, the show was renewed for a second season. BMF is based on the true storey of two brothers who emerged from the slums of southwest Detroit to form one of America’s most prominent crime families in the late 1980s. Demetrius’ leadership, Flenory’s business savvy, and the sibling partnership’s vision beyond the drug trade and into the realm of hip hop would make the brothers famous across the world.
BMF Cast and crew
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Russell Hornsby | Charles Flenory |
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Demetrius Flenory Jr. as | Demetrius Flenory |
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Da’Vinchi as | Terry Flenory |
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Michole Briana White | Lucille |
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Eric Kofi-Abrefa | Lamar |
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Ajiona Alexus | Kato |
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Myles Truitt | B-Mickie |
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Steve Harris | Detective Bryant |
Real-life Lamar BMF
BMF, Starz’s next drama series, has been a long-time passion project for Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson. Hip-hop fans are familiar with the infamous Flenory brothers and how they turned their criminal enterprise into a production company. Terry “Southwest T” Flenory (Da’Vinchi) and Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory (Demetrius “Lil Meech” Flenory Jr.) started their careers as small-time drug traffickers in Detroit in the 1980s when they were just teenagers. They went on to become two of the country’s most powerful drug traffickers. Is their major enemy Lamar (Eric Kofi-Abrefa) based on someone real? Randy Huggins and 50 Cent wanted to make sure that the show was as realistic as possible because the Flenorys and their family were on board for the series. Huggins told Urban Hollywood 411, “I took a few liberties, but everything there is based on a narrative.” “Of course, names can’t be in there.” Some of the locations have undoubtedly changed.” Huggins, on the other hand, was adamant about staying true to the events of actual life. He stated, “I don’t think there’s a character in there that I haven’t heard of.” “I may need to exercise some artistic licence in order to make a piece of art stand out a little more.” It’s possible that I’ll have to use some artistic licence to make a scene more amusing than it was, but that’s all part of the fun.
What happened to Lamar from BMF
Lamar, played by Kofi-Abrefa, is one of the most fascinating characters on BMF. Lamar, who resembles Omar from The Wire, has an undiagnosed mental disorder and was discharged from a mental health facility during the rise of the 50 Boyz in Detroit.In truth, the persona is inspired by real-life individuals. Huggins created a composite character out of a number of persons who surrounded the Flenorys universe at the time. Huggins told TVLine: “It’s not just a drug show.” “With Lamar, we take a look at mental illness. People like Lamar were discharged with nowhere else to go when [President] Ronald Reagan closed all those state-run mental health facilities in the 1980s. He may have gone to the asylum because he thought it was a better alternative to prison, but he was most likely already mentally ill and deteriorated.
Is Lamar from BMF Dead?
Lamar Silas who is one of the main characters who appears on the show BMF, His death is unknown but according to certain websites, Lamar was known to be diagnosed with Mental disorder. In the show BMF, Erik plays the roll of Lamar portraying the slide of the drug dealer. On the other hand, Erik is a well known actor who is known for his roles like Noah Webster, Looking back, King lear etc.
Lamar BMF Real Person
The cliffhanger killing of Terry ‘Southwest T’ Flenory by an unknown assailant kicked off the inaugural episode of BMF (September 26) with a literal bang. All fingers point to Lamar, played by Eric Kofi Abrefa, who has had a grudge against Demetrius ‘Big Meech’ Flenory and Terry ‘Southwest T’ Flenory since their crew 50 Boyz took over the streets of Detroit. Eric Kofi Abrefa, who spoke with Digital Spy exclusively, revealed that there is “no limit” to how far Lamar will go.
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