Charles Okpaleke
Appearance
Charles Okpaleke is a Nigerian businessman, film producer, and founder of Play Network Studios, best known for producing Living in Bondage: Breaking Free and acquiring remake rights to several classic Nollywood films.
Quotes
[edit]- "I am built to not regret anything. When I miss out on something, I look at it again and say, 'what are the lessons here?' It depends on if you want to take it as a failure or a lesson."[1]
- "It is easier to make an original story than a classic. Despite investing so much money in classics, people still get offended by your efforts. They just want you to leave the idea of such Nollywood classics, let it die off or be forgotten. Don't believe everything you see on social media."[2]
- "We interviewed three out of the four hijackers and also two of the passengers. The UK government liked the story, having seen what we have done in the past and our level of production. They like the kind of stories that amplify our history. A lot of Nigeria does not really know about this."[3]
- "I am a lifestyle entrepreneur, a family man and a God fearing individual that puts people at the heart of everything he does. I consider myself a very compassionate person. I am the kind of man that dares to push the envelope in everything I decide to pursue."[4]
- "I've always thought of the Aki and Pawpaw brand as exportable. I grew up watching them, and when you have legends like this who are still alive, one way to immortalize them is to create something that will work even after they are gone."[5]
External links
[edit]References
[edit]- ↑ Charles Okpaleke: A Walk Down The Classics Lane. The Guardian Nigeria (26 May 2020).
- ↑ Charles Okpaleke: The Stylish Entrepreneur and His Imprints on Nollywood. THISDAY Live (31 July 2022).
- ↑ Charles Okpaleke: The Stylish Entrepreneur and His Imprints on Nollywood. THISDAY Live (31 July 2022).
- ↑ An Interview with Charles Okpaleke. BusinessDay NG (17 February 2022).
- ↑ Charles Okpaleke is Expanding Nollywood Through Video Games. OkayAfrica (7 November 2024).