A movie star actor, Femi Adebayo Salami, has sent out an appreciation note to friends, followers and fans for being part of the consulting producer and cast of the latest movie, ‘House of GAA’.
Speaking about the movie’s origin, Femi Adebayo said that House of GAA was based on a true story and that he is proud to have been a part of its creation. The movie serves as a global reflection of our culture. He also complimented and expressed gratitude for everyone in the film.
He wrote: Dear Friends & Fans, I’m truly elated and definitely proud to be part of this masterpiece of a project – House of Ga’a – as a Consulting Producer & Cast. House of Ga’a further kindles my appreciation for our culture and its representation on a Global scale as we’ve not only set a precedent that will stay relevant for decades but also introduced our history to a new generation by telling our own story accurately. The House of Ga’a story was inspired by real life events and it is testament to how far we’ve evolved as a people, the plot progression and character development is bar none flawless and I wish everyone that sees this movie gets to feel the story come alive in realtime like we enjoyed creating it.
I also want to congratulate the Bashorun Ga’a himself @chief_femibranch for being a true Thespian as he thoroughly embodied the role in its entirety. Egbon, Double Tuale for you 🙌🙌
Big shout out to @mikeafolarin you made this movie yours all the way. I also celebrate @funkejenifaakindele , @seunakindeleofficial , @itsjblaze , @toyin_abraham, @iamteddya , @yemiblaq , @stannze , @gabbylucciii
@olayodejuliana @authenticmuy @deleodule_
@ibrahimchatta_lordthespis and all of the amazing cast that delivered their A-game on this project, we all made this project the masterpiece that it’s turned out to be.
To my passionate Director and Executive Producer – @bolanleaustenpeters you’ve created a global treasure in this movie – House of Ga’a and I’m proud of how brilliantly you executed on this vision. Thank you for bringing me onboard this journey and I’m honored to be part of the those creating the new narrative for how African movies are made.
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