Can you believe it’s been 29 years since “Bishop” (Tupac) killed “Raheem” (Khalil Kain) in the 1992 film, “Juice?” Let’s just pause and take that in for a second because I think it’s safe to say that many of us Old Schoolers probably feel like that time just flew by right up under our noses.

Okay now that we have all realized just how Old School we really are, we want to share a quick update with y’all on Khalil Kain.This dude is now 56 years old and is damn near aging in reverse!

Khalil Explains Why He ‘Assaulted’ Tupac

Khalil revealed to HotNewHipHop that Tupac was having trouble coming to terms with having to be the character to kill “Raheem” and what Khalil said he did next to provoke ‘Pac is hilarious:

“The day we filmed the part where Bishop shoots Raheem I could tell Pac was shying away from it. Shooting me didn’t feel right with him. And the first take we did was some bulls*it. It was flat. The next take, I slammed Pac in the garbage cans. Pac got up and said, “Alright…alright motherfu*ker! I can’t wait to bust you now!” It was on after that. We shot an amazing scene.”

Khalil also revealed that ‘Pac was on set telling them how big of a star he was going to be but none of them believed him:

“At the audition, ‘Pac very much was about separating the men from the boys. The man was hysterical. He was the first black man that I ever met in my life that told me to my face, “This time next year I’m going to be a millionaire.” He’s talking s*it, just running his fu*king mouth like, “Yeah, you motherfu*kers don’t know… I’m about to drop my album… I’m about to blow up!” We are all looking at Pac and laughing, “Ni$ga, shut the fu*k up…you are not going to do s*it!” But man, did he.”

Meet Khalil’s Pops

Khalil is half Chinese and half African American. His dad is, Gylan Kain, one of the founding members of The Original Last Poets. They were the group of poets and recording artists who were partly responsible for bringing spoken word to the forefront during the late ‘60s/‘70s eras and they are oftentimes dubbed as being one of the first group of artists to give way to the hip hop culture with their style of aggressive poetry delivery.

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Celebrating A Milestone:

According to EURWeb, the cast gathered at ArcLight Cinemas in Hollywood, CA to celebrate the momentous occasion. During a brief interview, Juice director Ernest Dickerson shared memories about the film prior to the 25th-anniversary screening. Actors Khalil Kain and Jermaine Hopkins joined Dickerson as he discussed the film, the cast and Tupac Shakur. Hopkins admitted he and the guys had bonded prior to filming which made their onscreen chemistry even better. Dickerson also revealed he’d taken the guys out to eat during the casting process and by the time they were ready to film, they had no problems making magic when the cameras were rolling.

Dickerson was also asked what it was like to work with Tupac. He revealed Tupac spent lots of time writing in between filming. “A lot of times in between set-ups, sometimes he (Pac) would go off in a corner with a notebook and write. I’d like to think he was writing music that he would be coming out with later.”

Check out the interview to see the guys now:

The 25th Anniversary Edition:

It has been reported that the re-released DVD features more than an hour of rare, behind-the-scenes footage from the film. The DVD also includes an alternate ending that captures the death of Tupac Shakur’s character. In the clip, Dickerson offers commentary to walk viewers through the jaw-dropping rooftop scene.

Here’s the clip of the alternate ending:

As expected, Dickerson and the guys were asked about the possibility of a sequel or remake of the cult classic. Unlike many stars who ponder the idea of remaking a classic or producing a continuation, all of the guys agreed the original is forever. Nothing else could make Juice greater than it already is.

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Can you believe it’s been 24 years since “Bishop” (Tupac) killed “Raheem” (Khalil Kain) in the 1992 film, “Juice?” Let’s just pause and take that in for a second because I think it’s safe to say that many of us Old Schoolers probably feel like that time just flew by right up under our noses.

Okay now that we have all realized just how Old School we really are (LOL), we want to share a quick update with y’all on Khalil Kain.This dude is now 51 years old and is aging in reverse! Check out the photos below and get a load of this…

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Khalil revealed to HotNewHipHop that Tupac was having trouble coming to terms with having to be the character to kill “Raheem” and what Khalil said he did next to provoke ‘Pac is hilarious:

“The day we filmed the part where Bishop shoots Raheem I could tell Pac was shying away from it. Shooting me didn’t feel right with him. And the first take we did was some bulls*it. It was flat. The next take, I slammed Pac in the garbage cans. Pac got up and said, “Alright…alright motherfu*ker! I can’t wait to bust you now!” It was on after that. We shot an amazing scene.”

Khalil also revealed that ‘Pac was on set telling them how big of a star he was going to be but none of them believed him:

“At the audition, ‘Pac very much was about separating the men from the boys. The man was hysterical. He was the first black man that I ever met in my life that told me to my face, “This time next year I’m going to be a millionaire.” He’s talking s*it, just running his fu*king mouth like, “Yeah, you motherfu*kers don’t know… I’m about to drop my album… I’m about to blow up!” We are all looking at Pac and laughing, “Ni$ga, shut the fu*k up…you are not going to do s*it!” But man, did he.”

TURN THE PAGE TO FIND OUT WHO KHALIL KAINE’S DAD IS & ALSO SEE HIS SISTER…

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