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Jamie Foxx speaks out In a recent sit-down interview, Jamie Foxx opened up about why he hasn’t been in any Tyler Perry movies lately. ā€œTyler is a great guy, man. I love working with him, the energy on set is always good. But the moment the cameras stop rolling...

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