Ghanaian actor and Kumawood star Lil Win has drawn a line under his working relationship with fellow actor Van Vicker, declaring that he will no longer cast him in his movies.
Lil Win made the comments after alleging that Van Vicker declined a role just a day before a scheduled movie shoot and subsequently failed to respond to repeated calls from the production team.
According to Lil Win, the alleged last-minute withdrawal disrupted the production process and left him disappointed. He disclosed that he has since removed Van Vicker from the cast of his upcoming movie and does not intend to work with him again.
The Kumawood actor also accused Van Vicker of showing disrespect toward the Kumawood industry, arguing that there are several other talented actors available to take on roles.
“You don’t respect the Kumawood industry. A day before we are scheduled to shoot a movie, when we call you, you don’t answer your calls,” Lil Win stated.
He further claimed that he had called Van Vicker several times but received neither an answer nor an explanation for his inability to make it to the shoot.
Lil Win’s comments have sparked discussions among movie fans, with many now questioning what may have happened between the two prominent actors.
While Lil Win has publicly expressed his frustration, Van Vicker’s side of the story has not been included in the comments provided.
The development has also reignited conversations about professionalism, communication and commitment among actors and filmmakers in Ghana’s movie industry.