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Another Zimbabwean actor, Tafara Nyatsanza, has landed a role in the Hollywood film ‘Beast’.
Having started off as a theatre producer, Nyatsanza has found his footing in the film sector after starring as Banji in the American survival action film ‘Beast’.
The Zimbabwean is part of a stellar cast which includes renowned actor Idris Elba. ZBC News quotes him as saying:
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Banji is a tour guide and game ranger and is in love with Idris Elba’s daughter. I had to be a love interest to the first role; that’s basically the role. 
I learnt how to act for film cause I started in theatre. I learnt how to minimise my acting which was more theatrical. I would say go to school and learn more. This is something that requires more than passion.
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The South Africa-based actor is also known for his role as Tendai on South Africa Netflix production Blood &amp; Water.
He attributes his success to hard work and professional expertise.
The Fleur du Cap Theatre Award winner who was recognised for his contribution to South African theatre also starred in another Hollywood horror film ‘Spell’ released in 2020.
Other Zimbabweans who have previously featured in Hollywood films include <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tongayi_Chirisa">Tongayi Chirisa</a>, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Danai_Gurira">Danai Gurira</a>, Charmaine Bingwa and Thandiwe Newton.
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Another Zimbabwean Actor Stars In Hollywood Film Alongside Idris Elba

Thandiwe Newton has said she wants to “apologise every day to darker-skinned actresses” for not representing them.
She made the remarks while talking about her new film, God’s Country, which was adapted from a short story by James Lee Burke – but has swapped the lead character from an older white man into a black woman.
It centres on a grieving professor (Newton) who confronts two white hunters she catches on her property.
Talking about the film, Newton said though the role allowed her to heal as a black woman, she hesitated taking it because she did not think she was “dark-skinned” enough for the role. She said:
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My internalised prejudice was stopping me from feeling like I could play this role when it’s precisely that prejudice that I’ve received. 
Doesn’t matter that it’s from African-American women more than anyone else, doesn’t matter. I received prejudice. Anyone who’s received oppression and prejudice feels this character.
</blockquote>
Getting emotional, the British actress added that she “wanted to apologise every day to darker-skinned actresses”. She said:
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To say, ‘I’m sorry that I’m the one chosen. My mama looks like you. My mom looks like you.
It’s been very painful to have women look like my mom feel like I’m not representing them. That I’m taking from them. Taking their men, taking their work, taking their truth. I didn’t mean to.
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Watch the video below for more:
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Thandiwe Newton Wants To "Apologise Every Day To Darker-skinned Actresses"

Melanie Thandiwe Newton Parker OBE an English actress has apologised for her tweet on Zimbabwe that seemed to have offended some quarters. 
In the tweet that attracted the wrath of some Zimbabweans, Thandiwe was also apologising for claiming that <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/01/30/thandiwe-newton-says-bfi-london-film-festival-rejected-zimbabwe-documentary-president-due-to-political-pressure/">the BFI London Film Festival had refused to accept “President,”</a> an award-winning documentary she produced about the disputed 2018 Zimbabwean presidential election, on political grounds.
The film, directed by Camilla Nielsson, chronicles opposition leader <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nelson_Chamisa">Nelson Chamisa</a>’s unsuccessful bid to unseat President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a> who succeeded long-time ruler <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe">Robert Mugabe</a> who was ousted in 2017.
“President” considers allegations that Mnangagwa used violence against the opposition and manipulated the whole electoral process to hold onto power. The Zimbabwean linked actress said:
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.@BFI I apologise for my comments @Variety challenging your integrity in not accepting #President #LFF2021. As a British Zimbabwean I’m devastated by the human rights abuses being suffered in our ex-colon. My upset was personal, and I was wrong to accuse. Thandiwe #LoveZimbabwe
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The tweet did not go well with some Zimbabweans who did not hide their frustrations. Thandiwe then issued another apology:
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My last tweet for a while. I apologise to any Zimbabweans who feel my actions are political. They are about HUMAN RIGHTS across the world, of which I have a 20-year career. Zimbabwe is my Mother’s birthplace, and to see her weep for her country, hurts my heart too. MERCY
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But some did not accept the apology. <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Ranga_Mberi">Ranga Mataire</a>, a Zimbabwean journalist and public relations professional responded to Thandiwe:
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Very few Zimbabweans care a hoot about what you think. How you have suddenly found Zimbabwe a convenient punch bag is indeed puzzling. Could it be menopausal strain?
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<div class="css-1dbjc4n r-1bimlpy r-16y2uox r-1jgb5lz r-14gqq1x r-m5arl1">Others, however, fought in her corner saying those who had varying opinions wanted to silence her on human rights abuses in the Southern African country. One jewels @Jewels_MsJay, however, believes the anger of some Zimbabweans is justified. Said jewels:</div>
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<div class="css-1dbjc4n r-1bimlpy r-16y2uox r-1jgb5lz r-14gqq1x r-m5arl1">I don’t think anyone wants to silence her really. What does she mean by our EX Colony? How are black ZIMBABWEANS meant to feel by that statement?</div>
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Howard @HMutseyekwa suggested that Thandiwe had no right to comment on Zimbabwean issues since she had little information about the country. Said Muteyekwa:
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Have you ever lived here? Experienced life? Or you get an exaggerated narration? You want to be a champion of human rights? Stand up for Afghanistan, Syrian, Libya, DRC, Yemen, Palestine, Mali and Thailand. We can’t be used for woke culture. I refuse. Stick to movies.
</blockquote>
Mutseyekwa’s view was dismissed by an exiled former cabinet minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Patrick_Zhuwao">Patrick Zhuwao</a>, who said Thandiwe had every right to comment. Zhuwao, whose uncle, the late former president Robert Mugabe is popularly known for declaring “Zimbabwe will never be a colony again,” said:
<blockquote>
Mukoma Howard @HMutseyekwa s out of order to muzzle @ThandiweNewton I haven’t lived in Nigeria, Russia, America, China, Bolivia nor other country, but I have views on them just like you do Sis @ThandiweNewton should comment on Zim including what I did wrong as ex-minister.
</blockquote>
One Mhofu @mhofela_mhofu who used to use a Twitter handle under the name Matigary asked Thandiwe:
<blockquote>
Zimbabwe is your mother’s birthplace, and also your EX COLONY.
You are just a misguided belated political malcontent with a white supremacy complex. You don’t care about human rights. You are a spent force. When you were a paid actor did you protest the violation of human rights in Iraq under false pretences by Tony Blair? What human rights?
</blockquote>
Diva Mandeya @DivaMandeya concurred with many others that YThandiwe’s diction was off. Mandeya said:
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Her language was inappropriate. I don’t like Zanupf at all but her tone lacked the aura of a human rights fighter. How can one demean the very same pple one claims to be fighting for? Questions about sincerity become necessary in that instance.
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British Actress Thandiwe Newton Apologises For A Tweet On Zimbabwe

Thandiwe Newton a prime-time Emmy Award-winning actress told Hot Seat host Violet Gonda that she has Zimbabwean origins as her mother is from Manicaland, Zimbabwe.
Asked about changing her name from Thandie to Thandiwe, she said she was not changing it but she was restoring it. She also said she used to be shy about her name when she was young.
The Hollywood star who is currently on the cover of the UK Vogue Magazine (May) has featured in many romantic movies and high-octane dramas including Beloved, Good Deeds, Mission Impossible 2 and is currently starring in the HBO science-fiction series Westworld.
Thandiwe has also been using her social media platforms to champion human rights causes in Zimbabwe and many welcome her powerful voice.
Thandiwe believes that transformation in Zimbabwe will come from within the Southern African country.

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Watch the video below for more.
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