Nollywood Actresses, Queen Nwokoye and Rachel Okonkwo Allegedly Fight Over Movie Role

Posted by Samuel on Wed 28th Oct, 2015 - tori.ng

Nollywood actresses Queen Nwokoye and Rachel Okonkwo are reportedly at logger heads over who would be playing the lead role in a new movie.

Queen Nwokoye
 
According to reports over the weekend, an unnamed top producer called Rachel Okonkwo to play the lead in his movie while foremost actress Queen plays the sub-lead/supporting actress.

The trouble began when Miss Queen, allegedly walked into the set and discovered the lady she was playing supporting actress with was her alleged junior colleague in the industry, Rachel.
 
Rachel Okonkwo
 
Queen reportedly left the set, saying she can never play under the starlet, that she was expecting to see the likes of Genevieve or Omotola and not Rachel who just got famous like "last week", as she allegedly put it. She thereafter entered into her car and drove off.

The report revealed that the producer later resolved that Queen should play the lead while Rachel plays the supporting actress, however when Rachel heard the news, she was devastated she refused to come on set and play a supporting role under Queen.

According to her, she said she can never act under Queen. She also refused to refund the money earlier paid for the movie.
 
The two are now at odds as the movie has been stalled leaving the producer in confusion since both actresses have refused to show up at the movie set and have also refused to make a refund of their payment.
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