“Let’s do film together” – Stan Nze makes an appeal to Genevieve Nnaji as she shares new photos

Nollywood actor Stan Nze has made a public appeal to his senior colleague, Genevieve Nnaji.

On Wednesday night, the legendary actress shared some breathtaking photos on her Instagram page from an event. In her carousel of photos, the movie star was captured with billionaire businessman, Tony Elumelu and his wife.

As expected, many celebrities and fans trooped to her comment section to gush over the photos, one of whom was Stan Nze. The father of one appealed to the actress to make an Igbo film with him. According to him, it would be all over if she agreed.

Stan Nze wrote, “Make we just do Igbo film together. It’s all over”.

Surprisingly, many concurred with him.

One Real Olopele wrote, “Yes o

One Evar Great_ wrote, “It is time to enter the kitchen again!!

One I Am Tjan_ wrote, “Amen, your mouth to God’s ears

One Amiping wrote, “Baba u get d point. Genevieve come to our rescue

One Dabby Dbb wrote, “You want to kiss her Abi? Leave my queen for me, na me get that lips

One Shenseea_sunny wrote, “I swear collab. I have been waiting for chai. Genevieve Nnaji please mama

One Uruka_la_reina wrote, “We mount

One Goodi_pearl wrote, “Speak it into existence. Manifesting”.

The two would no doubt make magic as Stan Nze is one of the most talented actors in Nollywood. Since making his acting debut 13 years ago in “Private Sector”, a popular TV series; and scoring his first major role as a serial killer with bipolar disorder in a blockbuster feature film, Murder at Prime Suites, Stanley Ebuka Nzediegwu, now professionally known as Stan Nze, has not taken his foot off the gas.

In 2022, Stan Nze won best actor in Drama for his role in Rattlesnake: The Ahanna Story.

His wife, Blessing Obasi while praising him over his win, revealed how he fought many battles to get to where he is as she declared him the best actor.

Speaking on his role in Rattlesnake, he said he didn’t want to ruin people’s childhood memories, hence, his fear. According to him, when he got the role, which was during the lockdown, he became jittery and questioned how he would keep the standard even more.

Some years back, Stan had credited his senior colleague, Richard Mofe Damijo, RMD, for being a great source of inspiration. Stan had shared a photo of himself, his wife, Lydia Lawrence- Nze and RMD, as he said he was framing the photo they all took together to remind him of the man behind his inspiration to become a renowned actor.