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"Get Him to the Greek' was a huge breakthrough for me as an actor," he said, referencing his substantial part in last year's Judd Apatow comedy. "I think it made people start to take me seriously. I'm so blessed. I'm so ready."
The CEO and founder of Bad Boy entertainment has certainly had no problems expanding his own image and businesses throughout the years. The BoomBoxrecently reported that Bad Boy is one of the largest minority-owned companies in New York and Combs has been raking in cash for years from lucrative licensing deals, clothing, vodka and many other ventures. Diddy is also keeping busy on the music front. He released a Valentine's Day mixtape with his Dirty Money crew titled 'LoveLOVE Vs. HateLOVE.'
Movies are hard to break into, though. As part of the contact, Diddy will now be represented through CAA with management from Peter Safran and the law firm Grubman, Indursky and Schindler. Look for more of him on the silver screen soon enough.
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