Culture Is Making It Hard To Get Some Roles Done — Paschaline Alex

Nollywood actress, Paschaline Alex has revealed that there are no roles she can not perform but culture is making it difficult to get some roles done.

The actress who is predominantly known for her role as Cordelia in the sitcom titled ‘Jenifa's Diary’ made this known in an interview with Potpourri. 

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“I don’t think I’ve seen that thing that I can’t do as far as it’s what I love doing. Whatever they tell me to do and I know it’s okay with me, I will do it. Though nobody would force you to play any role you don’t want but I’ve not seen that role I can’t do,” she said. 

 Alex agrees that there are barriers being put up especially by our varying traditions and cultures. She made it known that she loves what she does but the criticisms in the country is too much. “We, Nigerians criticise a lot. This is our career; I’ll call it a job now. It’s our career and it’s our job to make people happy, to make people cry, to make people angry, but our culture has made it so hard to do some things to get the job done,” she said. 

Paschaline passionately believes that an actor should be able to get into any character. She once got social media buzzing with mixed reactions when she stated that she could go nude if a role required that; provided that the pay was good.