Richard Mofe-Damijo, Shaffy Bello & Kate Henshaw: Meet the Cast of “The Black Book: Old Scores”

Richard Mofe-Damijo, Shaffy Bello & Kate Henshaw: Meet the Cast of “The Black Book: Old Scores”.

Movies & TV Nollywood Scoop Inspired Movies & TV Scoop Inspired Movies & TV Scoop BN TV Movies & TV Nollywood BN TV Movies & TV Relationships Scoop Get your sunglasses ready, folks, because the star power for the next chapter of the Black Book universe is officially blinding!

Anakle Films has finally pulled back the curtain on the cast for “The Black Book: Old Scores,” and it is a breathtaking mix of the icons we’ve adored for decades and the fresh faces set to become our new favourites.

Sharing the news on social media, director Editi Effiong couldn’t hide his excitement, noting that he felt deeply grateful to work with so many people he actually grew up watching on screen.

His heartfelt caption perfectly captured the spirit of this production: “Excited to share the cast for The Black Book: Old Scores.

Deeply grateful that I got to work on this one with so many of the people I grew up watching on screen.

And amazing actors I’d never heard of until they walked into our audition.” So, who exactly are we looking out for?

The lineup features Nollywood royalty like Shaffy Bello, Alex Usifo, Kate Henshaw, Zack Amata, Sola Fosudo, and Ejike Asiegbu.

We’re also getting a healthy dose of charisma from Bright Okpocha (Basketmouth), Enwongoabasi Ibom, Chidi Ajufo, Ayobami Awe, William Benson, Soibifaa Dokubo, Mallum Arik, Emeka Okoye, and Boki Ofodile.

Adding a fascinating international flavour to the mix are Masami Kosaka and Rick Kiesewetter, making it clear that this sequel is looking far beyond our borders.

Behind the lens, the scale is just as massive, with a 300-strong international crew pulled from the UK, US, China, and Japan.

The production is a historic collaboration between Anakle Films and Invention Studios, bringing on board Emmy-nominated producer Nicky Weinstock (Severance) to work alongside Editi Effiong and Mimi Bartels.

With BAFTA-winner Yinka Edward handling the cinematography and David Mosadoluwa stepping in for production design, the visual world of the Niger Delta is set to look absolutely stunning.

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