AceShowbiz - Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson has launched a lawsuit against Ryan Kavanaugh and his GenTV streamer, alleging that the filmmaker-producer failed to compensate him for his role in the upcoming horror movie "Skillhouse." According to Jackson, "Defendants have billed Jackson as the star and producer of the Film," despite no formal agreement. The lawsuit paints Kavanaugh and GenTV as opportunists looking to capitalize on Jackson's reputation to boost their film's visibility. GenTV allegedly plans to use "Skillhouse" to unfairly compete with Jackson's other ventures, including his 50 Cent Action streaming channel, a partnership with Lionsgate. Kavanaugh, once a prolific film financier behind movies like "The Social Network" and "Step Brothers," filed for bankruptcy in 2015.