DPG Eulogy
Directed by Damian Zellous7.2
The ups and downs experienced by the West Coast's Dogg Pound Gangstas have been legion, and this documentary seeks to set the record straight, tracing the evolution of the beefs, reunions, and lasting relationships over the years. Documentarian Damian Zellous reveals accusations that Dre stole some of his tracks, Snoop Dogg expounds on Suge Knight, his tumultuous relationship with Tupac, and Kurupt, among other things, as well as appearing in a live performance. Kurup's decision to re-join Death Row Records is a point of contention and a bone which all the members pick.
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DPG Eulogy was released on 1 september 2006.
DPG Eulogy was directed by Damian Zellous.
DPG Eulogy has a runtime of 1h 48m.
DPG Eulogy was produced by Daz Dillinger.
The ups and downs experienced by the West Coast's Dogg Pound Gangstas have been legion, and this documentary seeks to set the record straight, tracing the evolution of the beefs, reunions, and lasting relationships over the years. Documentarian Damian Zellous reveals accusations that Dre stole some of his tracks, Snoop Dogg expounds on Suge Knight, his tumultuous relationship with Tupac, and Kurupt, among other things, as well as appearing in a live performance. Kurup's decision to re-join Death Row Records is a point of contention and a bone which all the members pick.
The key characters in DPG Eulogy are Bad Azz, Big Pimpin', Big Tray Deee.
DPG Eulogy is rated R.
DPG Eulogy is a Dokumentär film.
DPG Eulogy has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.