Lil Win’s “A Country Called Ghana” Movie: Kofi Kyei cricizes Mr Logic’s premature criticism
What you need from actors is their ability to convey the message and achieve the objectives of the story. It's also a business, you need people to sell it.
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Hi Mr Logic Music I head your opinion on Lil Win ‘a upcoming movie: A Country Called Ghana” On Hit FM.
I believe that you should have waited before sharing a public opinion on the movie, the timing is wron.
Why am I saying this?
We don’t know the message of the movie. A Country called Ghana could mean telling the unique story of Ghana, exposing people to the Ghanaian lifestyle. It can also be foreigners on a discovery, hence the relevance of a Nigerians.
You cannot question the profile of the cast when you don’t know the actual story that is going to be told.
Have you watched Cleopatra, the God’s of Egypt, Hotel Rwanda, Blood Diamond? These were movies about specific nations with casts from Hollywood. The fact that it is about Ghana doesn’t mean the actors only have to be Ghanaians.
What you need from actors is their ability to convey the message and achieve the objectives of the story.
It’s also a business, you need people to sell it.
If Ramsey Noah can act Asantehene and do it well, there is nothing wrong with it because he comes with a huge public attention.
What is wrong is to hear him in a Nigerian accent while acting as Asantehene, then we can question the choice.
Beyond that, we have seen it done over and over..
Did you ever watch Saraphina? Is Whoopi Goldberg a South African?
So long as the production can let the cast deliver to reflect the exact character being portrayed, where they are from is of no relevance.
If we hear Ramsey Noah struggle to deliver in the role he is assigned, we can then ask the question of why him.
For now, you can’t have an opinion when you don’t know details, allow Lil Win enjoy his moment, time for scrutiny would come.
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