he's simply the best.

i support you men

i'm sorry but who is he?

Born in London, England, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje split his time as a youth between the UK and Nigeria. After earning a Masters from London's prestigious King's College University, a career in acting came his way when acclaimed director Frank Marshall cast him in Congo,
, Adewale's newest role is Mr. Eko on ABC's Lost. Mr. Eko is a passenger from the tail-end of the plane whose survival and combat skills are crucial to the rest of the people on the island. He is know with the main group of survivors and is the only known survivor of the tailies.
get complete bio from http://www.tv.com/adewale-akinnuoye-agbaje/person/59271/biography.html

He is a bloke to be proud of cos he is damned proud of his Nigerianess.

I love him. Or rather, the role he played as 'Mr. Eko' in 'Lost'. That cool and composed demeanor he possessed was fabulous.

I like him because he is proud of Nigeria and he dont pretend to use fake accent. Evem nost of his film he always alter yoruba words

I've never heard him speak any Yoruba words but he was great in The Mummy 2.

Is he a pilot or why is he featuring in so many flight related roles.

my 2nd baby daddy!

ikamefa:


my 2nd baby daddy!

in ur dreams

ikamefa:

my 2nd baby daddy!

idycroft:

I like him because he is proud of Nigeria and he dont pretend to use fake accent. Evem nost of his film he always alter yoruba words

Does he produce the movies he acts in? pls use your brain b4 uttering this kind of statement.

actually he made a yoruba statement in THE BOURNE IDENTITY. in the scene he went to check a body in the morgue.

@ ify and crackles werrin ?

na turn by turn na

yeah i remember that yoruba statement

i had to rewind to make sure i heard it properly,
he was supposed to be a 'chief' from east africa yet he spoke yoruba

at least he could have put some effort inot pronouncing the line well
hissss

salsera:

yeah i remember that yoruba statement

i had to rewind to make sure i heard it properly,
he was supposed to be a 'chief' from east africa yet he spoke yoruba

at least he could have put some effort inot pronouncing the line well
hissss

maybe he doesnt speak Yoruba well?

I didnt even know he spoke it at all.

bgees:

actually he made a yoruba statement in THE BOURNE IDENTITY. in the scene he went  to check a body in the morgue.

He has always represented YORUBA to the fullest. . . . . . .He loves spewing the language.

In Bourne Identity, he spoke Yoruba when he was tongue-flogging one of his aides.
Something like 'Ori e o pe' = Your head is not correct.

Then he was the infamous Simon Adebisi on Oz.
He sang more than 5 Yoruba songs on the TV serials.

The dude is talented. . . . . . .
I will check 50 cent's 'Get Rich Or Die Tryin' movie again to see if he made any Yoruba comment on it.

~Sauron~:

In Bourne Identity, he spoke Yoruba when he was tongue-flogging one of his aides.
Something like 'Ori e o pe' = Your head is not correct.

             

          yeah,but d way he said it didn't even sound lik Yoruba ^{ako po}

Ziggy_mama:

               yeah,but d way he said it didn't even sound lik Yoruba ^{ako po}

I am not even sure if that was meant to be in the script.
He was supposed to be an African dictator somewhere in the south of the continent.
The dude just blurted out the Yoruba to fool the movie directors.

hes one of my fav. actors. attractive man =]

hmm, im a huge fan!!!!!!! Hes HOTTTTTTT & talented of course

pls what ar d names of d films he has acted in? i have not heard about him b4

Now i love the spirit in this thread,we all see him as a nigerian and we all are proud of him nobody saw him specially as his own cos of his tribe but we all saw him as our own,if we continue this way then there is hope for our dear nation Nigeria.

Now i love the spirit in this thread,we all see him as a Nigerian and we all are proud of him nobody saw him specially as his own cos of his tribe but we all saw him as our own,if we continue this way then there is hope for our dear nation Nigeria.