Kalu Ikeagwu
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| Kalu Ikeagwu | |
|---|---|
| Birthdate | May 18 |
| Occupation | Actor (Nollywood/ Ireland/ England) |
Kalu Egbui Ikeagwu is an actor who acts on stage or on the silver screen. His father, fearing that growing up in England might make Kalu forget his Igbo roots, introduced him to literature and make-believe at the age of four.
In secondary school, working on science-related prompted him to apply to study English Literature in university.
He had the opportunity to appear on his first stage play by Esiaba Ironsi ("Put Out The Houselights"). He has gone on to act in some of Nigeria's memorable classics, such as Major Lejoka Brown in Ola Rotimi's, "Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again" and as RIP in Esiaba Irobi's "Hangmen Also Die". He went on to perform in various plays at the Edinburgh Festivals of 95 and 97.
His first movie was as David Salako in Emem Isong's "For Real." A movie which on completion, Kalu exclaimed that if a danfo (lagos metro bus) were to hit him, he would die with a blissful smile on his face.[citation needed] He has gone on to feature in the movies "30 Days", "The Wrong Woman", "Distance Between", "Between Two Worlds", and the Irish film production "Rapt In Éire". Popular TV series include AIT's "Domino" and 168 and MNET's classic "Doctors' Quarters".
[edit] Filmography
- 30 Days
- The Distance Between
- Between Two Worlds
- Love my way
- The Wrong Woman
- Fragile Pain
- For Real
- Games Men Play
- Insecurity
- Crisis In Paradise
- War Without End
- My Precious Son
- Pretty Angels
- The Lost Maiden
- Darkest Night
- Freedom Bank
- The Waiting Years
- Ocean Deep
Television:
- Domino
- Doctors' Quarters
- 168
- Circle of three
[edit] External links
[Kalu Ikeagwu's Facebook Fanpage] [1]
