These demised stars would always be remembered for their role in one way or the other in the development of the Nigerian movie industry- Nollywood. It’s not
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Love or loath him, leading Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has written in the sands of time his name in the establishment of Nollywood with his craft. His roles as villain or lover boy resonate at the mention of his name. With well almost two decades in the industry, Iyke has seen it all, done it all and owns his craft; and like a movie yet unscripted, Iykeâs career is like a manuscript waiting to be chaptered as captured in this exclusive interview with Ferdinand Ekechukwu
Whatâs up, what have you been up to lately?
Do you want to address basically acting because Iâve not been quite active. I think the last four years, I have done works sparingly, according to my schedule. I probably did about eleven films back-to-back about seven of them have been released and most of them are on Netflix. But prior to that time, I moved back to America, settled in Atlanta. I went back to raise my sons; to live a family life. I thought at this point in my life I should sacr