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Reactions as Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, broke his over N300,000-worth wristwatch on a movie set
The duration of a movie could be 2-3 hours, but it takes days and sometimes months to put together a good one. Aside to the tireless physical work put in by the actors and crew, the actors may also lose some of their belongings when they passionately get into character.
Yul Edochie, the son of veteran actor, Pete Edochie, has been acting for many years and one thing that makes him stand out is how passionate he interprets his roles. On his Instagram handle, he shared a video of himself on a movie where he broke his wristwatch.
In the video, there was a man who had a physical challenge, he is related to Yul in the movie, and a woman slapped the physically challenged man because he broke her phone. Yul heard the slap, came out and was livid.
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Yul faced the lady and when he attempted to slap her, she weaved it and his wristwatch, which was valued at $800, flew off and scattered. The value of $800 is over N300k, and it was a price of duty.
While some people felt sorry for him, some didn’t quite believe the wristwatch was worth that sum. These things happen many times to actors, but not all of them share their stories.
What would you do if you lost a N300k watch on duty?
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