Nollywood Spotlight Review Of The "Galant Babes" Movie

🔞Audience: Rated 18

🎥Movie Title: Thanks For Coming & Gallant Babes.

💽Picture quality: VCD

🗓Release Date: 2011

🗒Writer and Producer: Uche Nancy

🎭Starring: Angela Okorie|| Mercy Johnson Okojie|| Yul Edochie|| Walter Anga|| Odera Arinze|| Ese Brodericks|| Jibola Dabo|| Steve Eboh|| Eve Esin|| Ifunanya Igwe|| Uchenna Nnanna|| Ada Slim|| Emmanuel Umeh|| Mary Uranta|| and Chinyere Wilfred.

Synopsis: Frieda and Eneh, once close friends, now fierce rivals in the same adult entertainment industry, relentlessly compete to outshine each other in the bustling city they call home. As their rivalry escalates, they embark on a cutthroat race to claim victory. But in this intense battle to be number one, who will emerge as the ultimate victor?

Part one: Thanks You For Coming

Part 1A



Part 1B



Part two: Galant Babes

Part 2A



Part 2B

Movie Review: "Thank You For Coming" and "Galant Babes"

Angela Okorie's Performance: Angela Okorie delivered a commendable performance in both movies. Despite having a limited role, she portrayed her character convincingly. The costumes were fitting for the characters, and Angela's demeanor added depth to the film.

Plot Analysis: Both movies aimed to shed light on societal issues, including the perception of politicians and the harsh realities of the adult entertainment industry in Nigeria. They also delved into the destructive impact of such environments on unsuspecting couples and their marriages.

Overall Impressions: The portrayal of government corruption as a norm was striking, yet the lack of a conclusive storyline left a void. The absence of accountability for politicians misusing public funds and the unresolved fates of affected marriages left viewers wanting. However, there's potential for filmmakers to influence perceptions by infusing stories with justice and heroism, even if it doesn't reflect immediate real-life outcomes.

Our Role: "Thank You For Coming" and "Galant Babes" serve as poignant reminders of real-life struggles, not only in Nigeria but across Africa. Supporting filmmakers who tackle such narratives is crucial, as entertainment serves as a powerful medium for conveying important messages to audiences. Let's rally behind impactful storytelling for a more informed and empowered society.

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Rita Dominic: The Regal Journey of a Nollywood Icon

Rita Dominic, a distinguished member of the Royal Nwaturuocha family from Aboh Mbaise local government area in Imo State, Nigeria, was born into a middle-class household in the mid-70s. Her father, a medical doctor, and her mother, a nurse, provided a nurturing environment for the budding talent that would soon take the Nollywood industry by storm.

In 1998, Rita Dominic took a decisive step towards her destiny by joining the Actors Guild of Nigeria and auditioning for her debut role in the movie "Children of Terror." This marked the commencement of a remarkable career that would span over two decades and leave an indelible mark on the Nigerian film landscape.

The breakthrough for Rita came in 2004 when she secured the supporting lead role in the movie "Blood Diamond." This marked a turning point in her career as she garnered widespread acclaim for her exceptional performance. From that moment on, Rita Dominic became a household name in the Nigerian film industry.

Over the years, Rita has become a prolific actress, gracing the screens in over 100 Nollywood movies. Her versatility and ability to portray diverse characters have solidified her status as one of the industry's leading figures. Not content with just acting, Rita Dominic has also ventured into movie production, bringing to life three films under her own production(Rita Dominic Productions).

"77" (Post-production movie): Rita Dominic is to star alongside Ramsey Nouah in the sequel of the renowned movie "76", and the new movie "77", is scheduled to hit the big screen before the end of 2024.

In addition to her contributions to Nollywood, Rita Dominic has had the privilege of sharing the screen with renowned Nollywood icons such as Olu Jacobs and Zack Orji. Her collaborations with these stalwarts have enriched the cinematic landscape and elevated her standing in the industry.

Beyond her artistic pursuits, Rita Dominic has transcended the borders of Nollywood to become a global ambassador. Recently appointed by Afrexim Bank as an IATF Goodwill Ambassador, she continues to use her influence to promote African cinema and culture on an international stage. Rita has also been a prominent face for several global brands in Nigeria, cementing her position as a multifaceted personality.

Rita Uchenna Nkem Dominic Nwaturuocha's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a powerhouse in Nollywood is a testament to her talent, determination, and unwavering commitment to her craft. As she continues to inspire audiences with her performances and contribute to the growth and development of the Nigerian film industry, her legacy as a true icon of African cinema only continues to flourish.

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Olu Jacobs: A Journey Through the Heart of Nollywood

Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs, widely known as Olu Jacobs, stands as a towering figure in the realm of African cinema, leaving an indelible mark as one of the most influential actors of all time. Born in the 1940s, in Abeokuta, Nigeria, Jacobs has become a cultural icon, serving as a bridge between the veteran actors of yesteryears and the emerging talents of today.



Olu Jacobs embarked on his journey into the world of performing arts by pursuing a degree in theater arts at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, United Kingdom, during the 1970s. Armed with a passion for the craft, he wasted no time making his presence felt on the screen, initially in England. His archives reveal his acceptance of minor roles in Hollywood as early as 1971, showcasing his determination and dedication to the art of acting.

One of his notable international appearances was in the movie "DOGS OF WAR," where he shared the screen with the legendary Christopher Walken. This early exposure to the global stage set the tone for Olu Jacobs' illustrious career.

Jacob Jr and his father, the legendary Olu Jacobs.

The dawn of Nollywood, the Nigerian film industry, witnessed the emergence of Olu Jacobs in the 1986 TV series "Things Fall Apart," marking his debut in the burgeoning industry. Since then, he has become a stalwart of Nollywood, gracing over 200 films with his remarkable talent and charismatic presence. Jacobs' contributions to Nollywood extend beyond acting; he has played a pivotal role in shaping the industry and inspiring generations of actors.

Mrs. Joke Silva (wife) and Dr. Olu Jacobs

Beyond the silver screen, Olu Jacobs has showcased his versatility by not only acting in films but also gracing prestigious theaters with his live performances. His stage presence has reverberated in theaters both in the United Kingdom and Nigeria, earning him acclaim for his ability to captivate audiences with his compelling portrayals.

As an artist, Olu Jacobs has earned the respect and admiration of his peers and fans alike. His journey from the hallowed halls of The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts to becoming a linchpin of Nollywood illustrates his commitment to the craft and his enduring legacy in the world of African cinema. Olu Jacobs remains an inspiration, a trailblazer, and a living testament to the timeless power of storytelling through the art of acting.

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