Nollywood actor, Alex ekubo has lamented over the difficulty in shooting some scenes in the movie industry.
The actor who is on the set of a new movie took to his Instagram page to reveal how difficult it has been for him and his co-stars to shoot some scenes.
Quoting the words of Alejandro Gonzalez, he noted how making a good film is a war and how making a very good film is a miracle.
He stated that the attempt to shoot a film entirely in a moving train in Nigeria is utter madness.
He showed his appreciation to the cast and crew for finding him worthy to be part of the mind-blowing film.
“Alejandro Gonzalez Innaritu once said : To make a film is easy, to make a good film is war, to make a very good film is a miracle.
He stated that the attempt to shoot a film entirely in a moving train in Nigeria is utter madness.
He showed his appreciation to the cast and crew for finding him worthy to be part of the mind-blowing film.
“Alejandro Gonzalez Innaritu once said : To make a film is easy, to make a good film is war, to make a very good film is a miracle.
Let me add, attempting to shoot a film entirely on a moving train in Nigeria is utter madness.
What @rogers.ofime & the entire cast & crew of @citthemovie are doing is nothing short of a Mad War Miracle, & I’m glad to be part of the gladiators.
Thank you @robertopeters for directing us through this rough terrain. We shall surely come out victorious”.
It was recalls that Alex Ekubo got many tongues wagging after a romantic birthday message to his colleague Ebube Nwagbo popularly called Posh.
Taking to his Instagram page, Alex Ekubo shared a photo of the duo rocking similar outfits, which made they look like a couple.
Alex Ekubo, in the birthday message, described Ebube Nwagbo as his boo, professes his love for her and how he got her back forever.
“Happy Birthday Boo, you already know how i feel about you, no need for long talk. @poshesteb the Poshest of dem all, drama free Posh, wahala free Posh, Stress free Posh. Posh nkem, when i say I gat you, you know it ain’t just words… Golibe Nwanyi obi oma, Ikuku dey for you forever”.
