‘Red Link’ actor Bonko Khoza from ‘The Wife’. Image: Supplied
‘Napoleon is a psychopath’: Bonko Khoza on his ‘Red Ink’ role
Talented actor Bonko Khoza, who portrayed the role of Mqele in ‘The Wife’ has secured the role of Napoleon in ‘Red Ink’.
‘Red Link’ actor Bonko Khoza from ‘The Wife’. Image: Supplied
The former The Wife actor Bonko Khoza opens up about his role as Napoleon Showmax’s upcoming thriller Red Ink.
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BONKO KHOZA PLAYS NAPOLEON
Sowetan reports that the talented star Bonko Khoza has secured a leading role of a serial killer named Napoleon Dingiswayo on Showmax’s new thriller series, Red Ink.
Khoza admits that assuming the serial killer role of Napoleon was quite challenging as he’s a classic psychopath.
The actor also shares he had to change his diet for his prison scenes on the show and this role was kind of tough.
“My daughter was born in August, and two weeks after her birth, I had to take up this role. For the following two months, I had to act out a role that was a woman killer and rapist, which was quite a tricky experience to balance between reality and role-playing.”
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SHOWMAX FANS REACT TO HIS ‘RED INK’ ROLE
@MrsNoma: “Congratulations to Bonko, wish him all the success. The last time I fell in love with his character – he broke my heart, I’m still healing…He is clearly talented AF.”
@BlackJugde: “@PhilMphela, why did this guy leave The Wife in the first place? Rumors has it that he was now charging a way too much money. Is this true?”
@Palesa_Legadima: “He would definitely kill the role of one of the Dingiswayo brothers.”
@MatshidisoBella: “Can’t wait to see him. Love him.”
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