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Posted by: Mr. Babatunde« on: April 10, 2023, 03:56:00 AM »I drank strong alcohol, went to graveyard to play role in 'Gangs of Lagos' - Tobi Bakre Former Big Brother Naija reality show star and actor, Tobi Bakre has revealed he did all manner of gritty stuff to fit in his role in 'Gangs of Lagos', a feisty crime thriller. Tobi played Obalola, a street King (Eleniyi - the owner of men) who started up nondescript with a childhood nested with scars of little beginning. He said it was his first time playing a lead character, and the first time he really let himself go to embody a character. He featured in the recent episode of Menisms audiovisual podcast. Tobi said, Quote "For 'Gangs of Lagos', that was challenging because like for the first time... you know as guys now, we build so many walls like you are ready for all the possible sad outcomes in life mentally. Like you don't know it but... I was now playing the role of a strong guy but then in the same movie, he had moments when he had to be vulnerable. Bro, I had the toughest time. I had to tear my walls down. The ex-TV reality star said he rolled on the floor and rubbed sand on his face to fit into the role. He, however, said his challenging task was the character's vulnerability. He revealed that he struggled to leave the character for a while after the movie. Tobi said, Quote "It [the character] leads sometimes like my wife now when I got home initially... Hardly, anger is the last emotion you can get but my fuss became shorter. On the road I'm driving, my fuss is a bit shorter because of this character I'm currently infusing. So, after the whole thing I had to just ease out." 'Gangs of Lagos', produced and directed by Jade Osiberu, is the first African Original for video streaming platform, Amazon Prime. The movie follows the story of three friends: Obalola (Tobi Bakre), Gift (Adesua Etomi-Wellington) and Ify (Chike-Ezekpeazu Osebuka), who each have to navigate their own destiny, growing up on the rough and bustling streets of Isale Eko, Lagos. It hit the screens on April 7, 2023.
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