Actor Clement Bonney aka Mr. Beautiful has finally opened up on why he no longer features in Kumawood movies.<\/p>\n
Mr. Beautiful is a staunch member of the opposition NDC party.<\/p>\n
It can be recalled that he was one of the actors who openly declared his membership and support for the party in the 2016 election.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately for them and especially\u00a0 for Mr.Beautiful, the party lost power to it’s rival party, NPP.<\/p>\n
Without any other option, Mr.Beautiful came back to declare his intention toreturn to the industry that made him popular.<\/p>\n
Interestingly, the actor had been boycotted by the movie producers because of his open campaign for the ex-President, especially in the stronghold of the then opposition \u2013 Ashanti Region; where Kumawood reigned.<\/p>\n
Speaking on the Delay Show with Deloris Frimpong Manso, he explained his reason for opting out of the industry.<\/p>\n
According to him, \u2018the Kumawood producers wanted me to speak Asante Twi and I said no. I will stick to speaking Fante.\u2019<\/p>\n
Adding to the matter, Mr beautiful indicated that \u2018the producer in-charge of writing subtitles for Kumawood movies also confirmed he couldn\u2019t understand the Fante language\u2019 reason he backed out of the industry.<\/p>\n
Mr Beautiful, further said he believes Kumawood is dead and the producers are to be held responsible.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhere are the local movies now? The cameramen can advise producers and they won\u2019t listen. The excitement in the movie industry is dead. Some of them are just tomato sellers and they migrated into the movie industry\u2026\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Nevertheless, he revealed that he doesn’t intend to retire from acting now.<\/p>\n
Reason being that, his happiness is the camera. Aside that he has acquired some wisdom and doesn’t intend to continue as just an actor.<\/p>\n
“I have lots of scripts and want to do lots of things before I come out. I have not retired from shooting movies! How can I retire?\u201d he queried.<\/p>\n
Watch interview below:<\/p>\n