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The Nollywood film industry is grieving the loss of one of its icons, Emmanuel France. The veteran actor reportedly passed away, sending shockwaves through the entertainment community.
Filmmaker Olufemi Ogedengbe broke the news on Instagram, sharing his sorrow over Emmanuel France’s death. Ogedengbe, who referred to France as a legend and a beloved uncle, fondly remembered their collaboration.
He had taken Emmanuel to Tanzania in 2006, where they worked on three notable films: ‘Cross My Sin’, ‘She Is My Sister’, and ‘The Director’. They have not disclosed the cause of Emmanuel France’s death.
Ogedengbe’s tribute read: “Rest in peace to one of Nollywood’s legends, Uncle Emmanuel France. I took him to Tanzania in 2006, and we made three movies together. R.I.P.”
The announcement has sparked an outpouring of grief from fans, fellow actors, and industry insiders. Many took to social media to share their condolences and celebrate Emmanuel France’s impactful career. His significant contributions to Nollywood deeply impacted everyone who knew and admired him.
Emmanuel France’s passing adds to the series of losses Nollywood has faced this year, highlighting the deep sense of loss within the industry.
His legacy, marked by his memorable performances and collaborations, will continue to be cherished by fans and colleagues alike.
