December 25, (THEWILL) – Award-winning actor, Daniel K Daniel, aka DKD, who relocated to the United States to join his wife and children, is back in the movie-making industry.
The Actor of the Year relocated to America during the pandemic to be with his family, but somehow, got trapped there.
While in the States, he was part of multiple film productions, teaming up with ace producers and veteran actors in the diaspora and a few Hollywood productions, including, “The Drone that Saved Christmas” and “Bloodline of The Jewel.”
In a recent chat with NollyNow, the actor described his long sojourn in the States as a blessing in disguise, adding that his wife and kids were very happy that he stayed that long. He added that he went back to school to gain knowledge in film directing before returning to Nigeria.
Since he returned to Nigeria, DKD has taken part in a few productions including Etinosa Idemudia’s family-based movie, “Dear Sister”. He has also featured in many other movies to reclaim his spot in the industry.
Speaking about his absence in the movie industry, he stated, “I missed Nollywood while in the States because the industry has been my life for 10 years. But it’s good to see things from the outside and take a break to re-strategize.
“For the past 10 years of my career, I have been a back-to-back actor. But I’m back in the industry and it feels good to be back,” DKD stated.
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