Nick Monu

Nick Monu ( bɛ dɔɣi o la silimiingoli March bɛɣu pishi ni anu dali yuuni 1965 puuni) o nyɛla Nigeria kpɛrikpɛrita ni dareeta.

O Biɛhigu

Nicholas Monu nyɛla ŋun daa pahi o ba bihi puuni bihi anahi ka nyɛ ŋun pahiri ayi nti Asaba, Obiora Monu, accountant and CEO of Obiora Monu & Co. Lagos tingban ni, ni Mrs. Florence Monu (née Oluwo).

Filmography

The Unintentional Kidnapping of Mrs. Elfriede Ott (Dor Film, 2010), as Malou
Nachtschicht [de]: "Blutige Stadt [de]t" (Network Movie, 2007)
KDD: "Scham" (Hofmann & Voges / ZDF, 2008), as David Kwahne
Kommissarin Lucas: "German Angst" (Olga Film / ZDF, 2007), as Chris Arano
Tatort: "Schattenspiele" (Studio Hamburg, 2006), as Jonathan Waputo
Tatort: "Ein Tod aus Afrika" (Satel Film / ORF, 2006), as Farah
Gefangene (Tagtraum / ZDF, 2005), as Moussa
Vier Frauen und ein Todesfall: "Künstlerpech" (Dor Film / ORF, 2004), as Maurice Videre
Doctors: "Shattered Dreams" (BBC, 2003), as Simon Dunning
EastEnders (BBC, 2003), as Dr. Murray
Holby City: "Facing Facts" (BBC, 2002), as Howard Lewis
Monarch of the Glen (2001), as D.C. West
The Glass – 4 Episodes (2001), as Ray Collins
Peak Practice: "Walls of Jericho" (Central Television (2000), as Tyrone Wells
The Whistle-Blower (BBC, 2000), as Tony Shiner
Stigma (Maverick Films, 1998, short), as Thierry Masart
All Our Sins Remembered… (Polite Films, 1997, short), as Jack Whitehawk
After The Wax (dir. Chaz Maviyane-Davies, 1992, short)
Lead parts in different TV series like The Bill, EastEnders, Screen One (Black and Blue), The Professionals, Boon 1989–97

Kpaŋmaŋ pina

2011 Lagos Heritage Festival - Best Nigerian Theatre Play - THE COST OF LIVING
1990 he won the Evening Standard Award for the play Talking in Tongues at the Royal Court Theatre and was nominated as best actor in a supporting role.
1993 the film After the Wax won at the South African Film Festivals in Harare prices for best director and best short film.

Kundivihira

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