An American driver, Jack Curry takes a job driving Nigerian celebrities to the annual GIAMA Awards to impress his boss Kate. Along his journey he tries to become friends with actor Jim Iyke, who wants to be left alone.
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Cast
Evan King
Jack Curry
Jim Iyke
Jim Iyke
Anita Chris Nwaezeapu
Kate
McPc The Comedian
Sunny
Nse Ikpe-Etim
Nse Ikpe-Etim
Ayo Makun
Ayo Makun
Emma Nyra
Emma Nyra
Nadia Buari
Nadia Buari
Laura Heuston
Mrs. Curry
Melvin Oduah
Melvin Oduah
Michael Tula
Philip
Johnny Dewan
Indian Restaurant Manager
Andie Raven
Dr. Raven
Vickey Dempsey Burns
Nurse
Tila Ben
Rapping Neighbor
Amarachi Odinma
Female Job Interviewer
Dami Oyesanya
GIAMA Exective 1
Alex Mouth
Jail Cell Member
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
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source: The American Driver
This is one of the funniest Nollywood movies you'll see. A brilliant concept of satirizing the Nollywood film industry for American and Nigerian audiences. The lead character, "Jack" is so insane he's funny. You want to root for him, then he makes you cringe, then you laugh again. Evan King was perfectly manic in the role. His scenes with Jim Iyke are classic. It was nice to see Jim Iyke parody himself and relax in a fun role. Also the scene with Nse-Ikpe Etim was genius. You really believe she is insulted by Jack. Moses Inwang's style is part mainstream comedy, part mock-umentary. You get lost in some of the driving scenes and believe Jack is really annoying the poor passengers. Also surprising was the romance between Evan King's "Jack" and Anita Chris' "Kate". They have great chemistry and even though Jack is pretty much a walking cartoon, you want him to end up with Kate. Bravo to everyone involved! If you want to laugh for 2 hours this is the perfect film unlike any other Nollywood movie.
source: The American Driver
This is one of the funniest Nollywood movies you'll see. A brilliant concept of satirizing the Nollywood film industry for American and Nigerian audiences. The lead character, "Jack" is so insane he's funny. You want to root for him, then he makes you cringe, then you laugh again. Evan King was perfectly manic in the role. His scenes with Jim Iyke are classic. It was nice to see Jim Iyke parody himself and relax in a fun role. Also the scene with Nse-Ikpe Etim was genius. You really believe she is insulted by Jack. Moses Inwang's style is part mainstream comedy, part mock-umentary. You get lost in some of the driving scenes and believe Jack is really annoying the poor passengers. Also surprising was the romance between Evan King's "Jack" and Anita Chris' "Kate". They have great chemistry and even though Jack is pretty much a walking cartoon, you want him to end up with Kate. Bravo to everyone involved! If you want to laugh for 2 hours this is the perfect film unlike any other Nollywood movie.
The American Driver
