Nollywood star, Angela Samuda has revealed that her husband don’t allow her kiss in movies.
The Akwa Ibom-born actress who made this known in an interview with The Sun said she doesn’t find it easy to convince him to convince him to take up romantic roles, adding that even when he agrees, her kissing in movies is a “No” for him.
Her words: “It’s not always easy convincing my husband for me to play romantic roles like that, but then, in the long run, he’s cool. He knows it’s my career. However, he would not accept any kissing scene.
“I don’t like it, though. I can peck, smooch, lie on the same bed with the opposite sex, and all but kissing is a no-no for me. If I am given a role with lots of kissing scenes and the story would be better portrayed with the actual kissing scenarios, I would have to explain to the director. I would suggest he should give the role to another actor.
“I am not sentimental or desperate when it has to do with my work. If I can’t do it, I’d suggest you give it to another.”
Samuda also revealed that her hiatus from the Nollywood scene was as a result of the sexual harassment she ecountered in the course of exploit.
“Oh yes, a lot. That’s one of the primary reasons I stopped acting for some time. I couldn’t own up enough to speak my mind; instead, I cry back home feeling so bad and how much have disappointed myself.
“When I thought it over and was woman enough to speak out, I bounced back. The moment you let them know that you know your worth and why you are in the industry, they have no choice but to respect you and know you are different. I don’t need to sleep with a producer, director, or actor to prove my worth and capability. God has been on my side so far,” she was quoted as saying.
While disclosing her new year resolution, she said: “My New year resolution is good movies only. Everything good. I also want to help as many people as I can. I always want to be me, do my very best, and leave the rest to God. To produce as many good movies as I can and help aspiring actors with promising talents.”
Written by Olusola Oluwatobi
