Few weeks after Ramsey Nouah praised Old Nollywood actors for their unbroken focus and talent, another Nollywood actor has come after him.

While promoting his latest movie, Crazy People, Ramsey Nouah said he misses Nollywood of the 90s becasue they are vibrant and talented unlike the new breed of Nollywood actors flooding the market with little or no talent.

Well Kate Henshaw believes such statement that is capable of causing division in the entertainment industry should be condemned.

Here is what she said in an interview recently:

“I don’t get this argument or shade about Old Nollywood vs New Nollywood…Nollywood is Nollywood. This is the same divisive trend that breeds disharmony in the nation. Nollywood started somewhere… so did Hollywood.”

Although she didn’t mention Ramsey Nouah’s name in the interview, it was Ramsey Nouah who first brought up the old vs New Nollywood issue.

http://kikiotolu.com/kate-henshaw-shades-ramsey-nouah-for-praising-old-nollywood-stars/

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At least they tried then

Two Agbayas

Mtcheww

our society will not accept stupid comparism... Respect is mutual...

She's might just be trying to find fault in him. I don't really see what's so aggravating in what he said that would deserves a response

Old nollywood where we could easily see a movie with our Elders without acting dumb when a sex scene pops up like we have today

The movies of today are too fake. With bleached skin actors and fake accents as the number one requirements for roles. They've lost the naturalness, originality and true africanness of the oldies. The 90s and early 20s were far better

Nnaabros:
The movies of today are too fake. With bleached skin actors and fake accents as the number one requirements for roles. They've lost the naturalness, originality and true africanness of the oldies. The 90s and early 20s were far better

Very Intelligent comment.

Nnaabros:
The movies of today are too fake. With bleached skin actors and fake accents as the number one requirements for roles. They've lost the naturalness, originality and true africanness of the oldies. The 90s and early 20s were far better

Abeg ya liver too complete, sensible comment

Her V don dey scratch her o

Nnaabros:
The movies of today are too fake. With bleached skin actors and fake accents as the number one requirements for roles. They've lost the naturalness, originality and true africanness of the oldies. The 90s and early 20s were far better

Affirmative

Must this one talk







Nollywood of late 90s and early 00 were dope as fuvk.

When you watch old movies like Igodo, State of Emergency, even A Cry For Help, you will understand what acting truly is.

Not today when everyone is trying to compete on who sounds the most foreign. When last did Nollywood have a great epic movie like Ijele or Staff of Odo? When last did they do an action movie like Most Wanted that had an all female gang? Or even a musical as beautiful as Tears in Heaven?

Till today, people still sing "I wan tell you something about wetin God dey do o, I wan tell yoi say about the love of God....". Almost 18 years after. People still remember " You and I will live as one" from Conspiracy, even "Ugo shave me..
." is a classic. Look at comedy like Osuofia in London, you can watch that movie today and you will still laugh till you can't breathe.

There is no originality in today's Nollywood. Those people are just trying to copy Hollywood movies and the outcomes are both embarrassing and ridiculous. When you think of nonsense like Banana Island Ghost, Royal Hibiscus Hotel, Weekend Getaway and other such failed attempts at some American-style movie, you see that Nollywood has lost it.

If they have run out of ideas, what is wrong with remakes of those old movies that actually drew true emotions from people? Why are they forcing themselves to be more American than the Americans?

And the sad thing is that the Ramsey Noah that is critiquing today's Nollywood is part of the group of "I must fune" that is acting nonsense. That useless Crazy People he acted, is one of the most idiotic movies you can find today

He is definitely right... I sometimes go on YouTube to look for old Nigerian movies, there was a day I relaxed through the movie ‘old school’ with Sam Loco and Mama G. Who has time to watch 90% talentless new Nollywood?

I agree with him on this, the originality and the concept in the old movies is not there again. But we should not despise the new generation. There are also trying their best...

safarigirl:
When you watch old movies like Igodo, State of Emergency, even A Cry For Help, you will understand what acting truly is.

Not today when everyone is trying to compete on who sounds the most foreign. When last did Nollywood have a great epic movie like Ijele or Staff of Odo? When last did they do an action movie like Most Wanted that had an all female gang? Or even a musical as beautiful as Tears in Heaven?

Till today, people still sing "I wan tell you something about wetin God dey do o, I wan tell yoi say about the love of God....". Almost 18 years after. People still remember " You and I will live as one" from Conspiracy, even "Ugo shave me..
." is a classic. Look at comedy like Osuofia in London, you can watch that movie today and you will still laugh till you can't breathe.

There is no originality in today's Nollywood. Those people are just trying to copy Hollywood movies and the outcomes are both embarrassing and ridiculous. When you think of nonsense like Banana Island Ghost, Royal Hibiscus Hotel, Weekend Getaway and other such failed attempts at some American-style movie, you see that Nollywood has lost it.

If they have run out of ideas, what is wrong with remakes of those old movies that actually drew true emotions from people? Why are they forcing themselves to be more American than the Americans?

And the sad thing is that the Ramsey Noah that is critiquing today's Nollywood is part of the group of "I must fune" that is acting nonsense. That useless Crazy People he acted, is one of the most idiotic movies you can find today

Spoke well simply the truth can't say it any better

Dammylois:
Old nollywood where we could easily see a movie with our Elders without acting dumb when a sex scene pops up like we have today

Old nollywood where ghost will look left and right before crossing the road

Where Kanayo is synonymous to blood money

And Ramsey Noah the lover boy

Well... I dnt know much of the old films.. But i am sure ramsey noah is part of this present problem... He is too stiff in acting...

safarigirl:
When you watch old movies like Igodo, State of Emergency, even A Cry For Help, you will understand what acting truly is.

Not today when everyone is trying to compete on who sounds the most foreign. When last did Nollywood have a great epic movie like Ijele or Staff of Odo? When last did they do an action movie like Most Wanted that had an all female gang? Or even a musical as beautiful as Tears in Heaven?

Till today, people still sing "I wan tell you something about wetin God dey do o, I wan tell yoi say about the love of God....". Almost 18 years after. People still remember " You and I will live as one" from Conspiracy, even "Ugo shave me..
." is a classic. Look at comedy like Osuofia in London, you can watch that movie today and you will still laugh till you can't breathe.

There is no originality in today's Nollywood. Those people are just trying to copy Hollywood movies and the outcomes are both embarrassing and ridiculous. When you think of nonsense like Banana Island Ghost, Royal Hibiscus Hotel, Weekend Getaway and other such failed attempts at some American-style movie, you see that Nollywood has lost it.

If they have run out of ideas, what is wrong with remakes of those old movies that actually drew true emotions from people? Why are they forcing themselves to be more American than the Americans?

And the sad thing is that the Ramsey Noah that is critiquing today's Nollywood is part of the group of "I must fune" that is acting nonsense. That useless Crazy People he acted, is one of the most idiotic movies you can find today

Absolutely true. I still remember those old classics like it was yesterday. That's how you know something that has real quality, people never forget them. Not the fakery they make these days.