Kenny Saint Brown The Movie Star?
Kenny Saint Brown, gospel music artiste has decided to display one of her many talents.
By OnTV Publisher
Dec 14, 2011 - 2:46pm WAT
Dec 14, 2011 - 2:46pm WAT
Contemporary gospel artist,Kenny Saint Brown,popularly known as KSB, has joined the movie industry by playing a minor role in Tade Ogidan's new flick (Family on Fire).
She featured in the movie alongside other top actors like Saheed Balogun,Shola Sobowale,Sola Fosudo,Segun Arinze and others.
According to KSB, "I just featured in a movie (Family on Fire) produced by the legend,Tade Ogidan.He cast me in it.
"It was really interesting.I didn't have much problem saying my lines because of the wonderful people I worked with.They really helped me a lot.The executive producer was quite encouraging."
When the question of where else she might have displayed this unique talent, she does not hesitate to clear the air, "I was just invited for this one.But the truth is that I can act,do comedy and MC.I'm just gifted.I believe the producer saw that talent in me."
Culled from Modern Ghana.com
She featured in the movie alongside other top actors like Saheed Balogun,Shola Sobowale,Sola Fosudo,Segun Arinze and others.
According to KSB, "I just featured in a movie (Family on Fire) produced by the legend,Tade Ogidan.He cast me in it.
"It was really interesting.I didn't have much problem saying my lines because of the wonderful people I worked with.They really helped me a lot.The executive producer was quite encouraging."
When the question of where else she might have displayed this unique talent, she does not hesitate to clear the air, "I was just invited for this one.But the truth is that I can act,do comedy and MC.I'm just gifted.I believe the producer saw that talent in me."
Culled from Modern Ghana.com
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