• Nolly Icons [01]: Chuks Joseph On Afamefuna, Acting & MORE

  • Apr 5 2024
  • Length: 53 mins
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Nolly Icons [01]: Chuks Joseph On Afamefuna, Acting & MORE

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  • Nollywood actor Chuks Joseph rewatches his characters in movies including, 'Schooled', 'Leaked', 'Dark October', 'Madam Koi Koi' & 'Afamefuna'.


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    1:58 - How Chuks Joseph became an actor

    3:46 - Chuks' favourite Movies

    5:49 - Schooled [Tunde Savage]

    8:34 - Leaked [Uchenna]

    10:29 - How Chuks finds character motives

    12:25 - Dark October [Tizzy]

    22:47 - Challenges actors go through on set

    26:22 - The pressures of being a lead character

    34:44 - Madam Koi-Koi [Lashe]

    35:53 - Filming a r*pe scene was challenging

    44:15 - Afamefuna [Obunm]

    47:56 - Experience filming with Kanayo O Kanayo


    Produced by Arrow House Studios and Visionary Production & Entertainment, 'Nolly Icons' is an interactive video-series, that chronicles the journeys of Nollywood actors, through the roles they have played. 'Nolly Icons' offers a platform for actors to provide unique insight into character development and the filming process, giving fans and lovers of Nigerian cinema a unique perspective and thereby deepening their appreciation of Nollywood.
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