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Tunde Ednut sparks reactions as he shares a 47 year old video of Olu Jacobs in old movie

Tunde Ednut, a media personality, recently released a fragment from a film in which Nollywood veteran Olu Jacobs appeared 47 years ago.

The self-proclaimed entertainer, Tunde shared the film on his Instagram page, along with a question that elicited responses from netizens. He inquired as to their age 47 years ago.

The video demonstrates Olu Jacobs’ influence and longevity in the entertainment sector. Despite his present illness, the actor has been on our screens for quite some time.

Tunde Ednut sparks reactions as he shares a 47 year old video of Olu Jacobs in old movie
Olu Jacobs, Veteran Nollywood actor. source: Google

Watch the video below.

Reacting to the clip, One @adesope_shopsydoo wrote: “Absolute legend … this is why they say “ there is nothing being done now that hasn’t been done before” Imagine those times being this confident, charismatic whilst playing characters that engaged in interracial relationships 😮👏👏👏.”

manlikenotch wrote: “Ah ah wetin carry him enter asaba wood and all the igwe and chiefs of our land acting?”

creature_zedi wrote: “I remembered this movie, trended so much back then I was only 27 years old when it was released . He’s an amazing actor when it was premiered in London palace Uk 🇬🇧. I was privileged to handshake 🤝 olu.”

cyude wrote: “His tone, his carriage, his delivery, his poise, his tonal clarity all spells of class, excellence and grace. This man and the likes of Pete Edochie are the proof that indeed our movie industry has really come a long way. I wasn’t born when he was in his prime I only met him on screen in the twilight of his career but even at that point he was a pure masterclass. Thank you for all the years you gave Pa Jacobs. Your legacy has already attained the legendary status.”

ogbolor wrote: “Use ur time well. Do all u can do now that u have strength. The day will come when u cannot. And all u hav done while u had strength will reward u. For those of us who think derz time, think again. In fact don’t just use ur time well, invest ur time well.”

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