Toke Makinwa gushes over filming alongside RMD, here's her sweet message to RMD

The OAP took to her Instagram to reveal that she is currently filming with the Nollywood legend, Richard Mofe-Damijo, a project titled “Love is War,” which is helmed by Omoni Oboli.

“It’s 4:39am, who is up??? We are still on the set of #loveiswarthemovie. I cannot wait for you guys to watch this amazing film made with love and late nights,” she began in the exciting post.

She continued, “In other news I get to film with @mofedamijo Amazinggggggggggggg!!!! Just watching years of experience is something I’ll treasure for a long time. This journey has been soooo exciting, working with @omonioboli, the entire team, the film itself.

And she said a lot more.

See her post below:

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It’s 4:39am, who is up??? We are still on the set of #loveiswarthemovie. I cannot wait for you guys to watch this amazing film made with love and late nights. In other news I get to film with @mofedamijo Amazinggggggggggggg!!!! Just watching years of experience is something I’ll treasure for a long time. This journey has been soooo exciting, working with @omonioboli, the entire team, the film itself, Welldone sis, watching you direct and act???? Damnnnn I’ll do it again and again and again. Watch out for it guys. It’s coming.

A post shared by Toke Makinwa (@tokemakinwa) on May 15, 2019 at 8:49pm PDT

Meanwhile, the media personality and entrepreneur had earlier shared that the fear of self criticism prevents her from watching or listening to her own movies; TV shows; and radio presentations.

She said this during an interview with Silverbird TV, while sharing experiences that trailed her foray into the Nigerian film industry.

“I never listen to my radio presentations; I never watch my TV shows. But it’s going to be quite interesting watching ‘Makate Must Sell’ at the cinemas because I just don’t do it,” the 34-year-old TV host said.

“I watched an interview with Denzel Washington when he said he’s never watched any movie he’s been in and I could totally understand because I’m my biggest critic. I think when you’re done with one, you move to the next.

“I’m only hoping that fans remain open-minded and love the characters as much as I do. You know, because everyone has a friend or sister like the characters I play. I hope that people’ll go to the cinema in numbers and stay entertained.”

Makinwa revealed her plans to carve herself a “well-grounded career” in acting, movie production and script writing, adding that she’s looking to play the lead role in a far-reaching African epic film portraying the likes of famous Queen Amina.

“We get so jittery and excited when we talk of ‘Last Kingdom’, ‘Game of Thrones’, and ‘Alexander the Great’. I want us to do ours, an epic movie shot in Africa with African acts and have the world talk about it,” she explained.