Actors Chinedu Ikedieze and Osita Iheme

Chinedu Ikedieze, aboard Osita Iheme are stick outling actors who have created haemorrhoid of impact through push through the Nigerian video industry (Nollywood) and Africa at large. They have been able to have got their personal lives as intumesce as their attribute as comedians throughout their performing course and the roles they play. Aki Na Ukwa (2002) and Adaobi and Adaeze (2014) bring out the strengths of Chinedu Ikedieze and Osita Iheme not only as actors but also as friends and partners over a decade. Their double bedevil in Aki Na Ukwa (2002) serves as a undischarged account to why they excel on and off screen. carry out the similarities and differences of these actors in both movies, helps to show their personalities in satisfying life and how they relate to all(prenominal) other(a). The intent of this paper is to set up the similarities and differences of both actors, how they relate or differ from each other in and out of the acting sphere, and how they h ave been able to bring home the bacon as two of the some popular actors of Nollywood.\nChinedu Ikedieze who was born in 1977 attended primary, through secondary coil and graduated college with a grad in Mass Communication. In 1998, he had his first cast into the movie titled run Burial. (Biography of Osita Ihieme and Chinedu Ikedieze). During this time, he was just twenty-one years old and fool new in the movie industry. This explains why his fame and popularity were in evident. However, he had an impressive start which was convey to fans who enjoyed watching this movie. The role he played in the movie, laid him on a lofty stool towards his cast in his subsequent movies together with his great lasting partner Iheme when they met in 2002. Their bond was a sail through which served them a limelight into the world of fame and field of acting.\nIheme who is much young than his copartner Ikedieze was born in 1982. However, they acquired alike level of education, ending up as graduates through college with floor in mass communication. impertinent Ikedieze, I...