Stop The voodoo Movies: A fan suggests Yul Edochie change his career
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Social media users have reacted to Nollywood star Yul Edochie's recently released film Bury Him, which stars Lizzy
Gold. One of the replies is an open letter written to the actor by a Nigerian man named Daddy Phill.Daddy Phill praised Yul in a Facebook post for at last understanding the difference between his personal and professional lives.
"Your work and profession in film and entertainment should be highlighted on social media, but your personal life should remain private. It's a good idea to tidy up your YouTube channel and get rid of Judy's antics. It's also a very wise move to stop making fun of yourself with her, he wrote.
Yul was not the first person to take a second wife, according to Daddy Phill, who also said that if the actor had handled things with maturity and control, he would not have been subjected to continual internet criticism.
In any case, it's admirable that you've made the decision to start again and restore your former greatness. Since your loyal followers abandoned you a long time ago, I hope this transformation is sincere and that you regain their affection. He remarked, "What you have now are chaff who only use your mistakes to feel better about their own failures."
In any case, it's admirable that you've made the decision to start again and restore your former greatness. Since your loyal followers abandoned you a long time ago, I hope this transformation is sincere and that you regain their affection. He remarked, "What you have now are chaff who only use your mistakes to feel better about their own failures."
Daddy Phill claims that Yul needs a "serious rebranding" because the age of the films he was accustomed to producing has progressively disappeared. He urged the actor to pick up tips from coworkers like Ruth Kadiri and Omoni Oboli.
These young people are drawn to films with compelling plots, depth, and suspense. The films that Ruth Kadiri and Omoni Oboli are producing are truly revolutionary, and they are succeeding greatly.
If you can, establish a film academy and hire talented screenwriters. Bring in new faces and gifted young actors, and give them a chance. When better films are released, you'll notice that even the departing fans will find reasons to come back.
These young people are drawn to films with compelling plots, depth, and suspense. The films that Ruth Kadiri and Omoni Oboli are producing are truly revolutionary, and they are succeeding greatly.
If you can, establish a film academy and hire talented screenwriters. Bring in new faces and gifted young actors, and give them a chance. When better films are released, you'll notice that even the departing fans will find reasons to come back.
You cannot continue to focus just on juju, occult, and ghetto films. Your movies have gotten so formulaic that the entire plot can be summed up from the trailer alone. That is not a good thing. In any case, Agị Nteje, I hope the best for you," he continued.
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