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Aloy~Emeka
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Are you mad?

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Homonide
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Did i hear some1 mention Pete Edochie?abeg make dem no spoil movie 4 us o, this is not an Igbo movie for GOD's sake.The only thing that man has is his
voice, diction is zero, delivery;non-existent.
Olu Jacob still remains the best alternative.
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Aloy~Emeka
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Did i hear some1 mention Pete Edochie?abeg make dem no spoil movie 4 us o, this is not an Igbo movie for GOD's sake.The only thing that man has is his
voice, diction is zero, delivery;non-existent.
Olu Jacob still remains the best alternative.
Pete Edochie has a very good diction and his' is among the best in Nigeria. Because someone's accent or dialect is different from yours doesn't mean his or her diction is bad.
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PapaBrowne (m)
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Hmmmm! This girl is going places. She was marvelous on CNN yesterday!
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okeey (m)
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oh my goodnessis dis real
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omar22 (m)
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Question for all of you if you were going to finance the movie would you go for a Hollywood star or a Nollywood actor?
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Crude Oil (m)
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Damn! I really admire this young woman, she has done very well for herself.
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Crude Oil (m)
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What a shame!
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amedino (m)
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it is a good thing for an african, a true nigerian to be giving this kind priviledges. i am realy happy for her. wish her gudluck.
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ezeagu (m)
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His African accent was more like the Boer type accent. The real west African accent will be difficult too pull off without someone with 100% negro blood because of the shape of the jaws.
I'm not sure about that.  There are Germans who can speak in a Nigerian accent, I've seen a white lady from Calabar who has a calabar accent. Shape of the jaws?
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ezeagu (m)
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Question for all of you if you were going to finance the movie would you go for a Hollywood star or a Nollywood actor?
Look for other actors in Nigeria, I mean real actors. Someone already suggested Yaya Da Costa and Chiwetel Ejiofor which would be good.
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ezeagu (m)
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this is not an Igbo movie for GOD's sake.
Sorry to disappoint you, but this novel is centered on Igbo people, hence the 'half of a yellow sun', get it?
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omar22 (m)
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Look for other actors in Nigeria, I mean real actors. Someone already suggested Yaya Da Costa and Chiwetel Ejiofor which would be good. It wont happen, may be those who are in the background but the role would go to a hollywood star WHY? because they know how to go from one end to another end when it comes to characters, Nollywood actors act the same way, they speak the same way despite the roles are for different characters
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LAFOCUZY
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Pete Edochie & Olu Jacobs are perhaps two of Nigerians greatest actors. They should be part of this, And that is, if my views counts.
But this Nigerian girl have done good for herself and Nigeria. If only we have good people in governance, this counrty would have been a great place for all of us.
sad story for the IGBO, but they have forged ahead and doing well for themselve??
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Ikengawo
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this is good! im proud of her, it would be interesting to see nollywood actors and actresses in this, the ones that can act
1. pete edochie 2. olu jacobs 4. nkem owoh
any of those 3 will do the country proud. and the guy that always plays an angry or evil king.
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Ikengawo
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what i dont get is why more nollywood movies cant be based on books and GOOD stories that are already there
lord knows so many writers are out of ideas in the industry and the story lines are weak as mess often, why not capitalize of the fact that nigerians are among the best book writers in the world and use some of these brilliant plots.
after all nollywood was founded on a movie remake of Things Fall Apart. It should seriously be common sense.
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rita@NL (m)
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I go be one of the cast inside this movie cos God don reveal am to me ZOOMMMMM=>=>=>=>=>Hollywood here i come
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presido1
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Did i hear some1 mention Pete Edochie?abeg make dem no spoil movie 4 us o, this is not an Igbo movie for GOD's sake.The only thing that man has is his voice, diction is zero, delivery;non-existent.Olu Jacob still remains the best alternative. You can do better by doing away with hate and bad belle.
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omar22 (m)
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You can do better by doing away with hate and bad belle. Its not hate or bad belle, people are going to put Miillions of $$$$ up and they would want their movie to be a flop Look at Hotel Rwanda (2 Oscar nominees) Look at Last King of Scotland (1 Oscar winner) am sorry as good as the Nigerian actors are they are better options
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lonelypal (m)
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Trash u cares,will the film bring food to the common man's table  so why the accolades!!!  Just as your name suggest,  your not only rude but daft and stupid as well  Think before u post, just read your post once again. Dickhead!
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Aloy~Emeka
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what i dont get is why more nollywood movies cant be based on books and GOOD stories that are already there
lord knows so many writers are out of ideas in the industry and the story lines are weak as mess often, why not capitalize of the fact that nigerians are among the best book writers in the world and use some of these brilliant plots.
after all nollywood was founded on a movie remake of Things Fall Apart. It should seriously be common sense.
My thoughts exactly. On the other hand, why should we employ Sophie Okonedo for the role when we already have home based Bimbo Akintola or Genevieve Nnaji?. Bimbo can play that role more than any other in this world.
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ezeagu (m)
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My thoughts exactly. On the other hand, why should we employ Sophie Okonedo for the role when we already have home based Bimbo Akintola or Genevieve Nnaji?. Bimbo can play that role more than any other in this world.
Bimbo doesn't fit the character, maybe if she changes her appearance more because the way the main female character is described is almost the opposite of what Bimbo looks like.
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Aloy~Emeka
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How was the female character described?  Bimbo Akintola 
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omar22 (m)
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My thoughts exactly. On the other hand, why should we employ Sophie Okonedo for the role when we already have home based Bimbo Akintola or Genevieve Nnaji? Well you cant compare!, If you look at Sophie role in Hotel Rwanda you would see that she fits the bill and remember its not a low budget film, you would see that shes a far better actress, she is more experienced, she could handle the pressure that comes with a big project and she could also leave her comfort zone ,
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koolchicco
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Well you cant compare!, If you look at Sophie role in Hotel Rwanda you would see that she fits the bill and remember its not a low budget film, you would see that shes a far better actress, she is more experienced, she could handle the pressure that comes with a big project and she could also leave her comfort zone ,
Omar, I think I'd agree with you on this.
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Aloy~Emeka
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Well you cant compare!, If you look at Sophie role in Hotel Rwanda you would see that she fits the bill and remember its not a low budget film, you would see that shes a far better actress, she is more experienced, she could handle the pressure that comes with a big project and she could also leave her comfort zone ,
What do you mean?. Are you saying that Nigerians are not good enough for a big budget movie?. We are only good enough for peanuts?. I remember somebody told me the same thing when PSG wanted to sign Okocha for $17M. back then, African players don't earn that much and that person told me that no Oyibo in his right mind will pay an African such amount for his services in soccer. Well, it happened. Stop looking down on us; many actresses in Nigeria are better than Sophie Okonedo. What pressure can she sustain more than Nigerians who manage to shoot movies without electricity?
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omar22 (m)
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What do you mean?. Are you saying that Nigerians are not good enough for a big budget movie? Name one? Name Nigerian actress that could play the role of Winnie Mandela?
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Aloy~Emeka
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Name one?
Name Nigerian actress that could play the role of Winnie Mandela?
Joke Silva, Onyeka Onwenu, Hilda Dokubo etc
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