Actor Chiwetalu Agu: What acting wicked characters in movies did to my life (Must Read)

Can you share instances when fans reacted to you with the belief that you’re a wicked man?

They have done daring things. Some of their actions look like attacks, but with my experience as an entertainer, I will say I saw all that coming, so I was able to manage all of them very well.
But one day, while I was on Onitsha ‘Head Bridge’ on my way to Asaba, there was this traffic snarl that made us come out of the car.
One fan came to hail me and slap me on the shoulder in the course of appraising my unique style of acting.

Some other persons cautioned him, and he fired back by saying, ‘Don’t you know this man is my all-in-all?
He makes me happy; whenever I’m not happy, I just slot in his movie, and I become happy.’
That was an embarrassing incident, but I saw it coming because that was the period I was playing evil diabolical roles. However, I also touch lives, because sometimes when we shoot movies, it’s like we’re telling some people’s life story. You know, talking about what happens in various families where wicked uncles deal with their nephews and things like that. But like I said earlier, I thank God that I have found a way of getting people to laugh at the same time they watch me play wicked roles.