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At the premiere of his first lead acting role in the film “Big Man,” Stormzy reflected on the challenges he faced in separating himself from the character he portrayed. Playing a rapper named Tenzman in the movie produced by his company #MerkyFilm, Stormzy admitted that it was tough to distinguish between his real self as a rapper and the character he was playing.
Having previously launched projects like #MerkyBooks and #MerkyFC to promote black British voices and talent, Stormzy sees his venture into filmmaking as a dream come true. He emphasized the importance of venturing into different creative fields and making a unique impact, stating that he has always aimed to do things differently in every area he explores.
As discussions around diversity and representation in the film industry continue to grow, Stormzy highlighted the need for authentic storytelling from different perspectives. Acknowledging the nuanced experience of being black British, he stressed the importance of sharing stories that reflect the diverse and unique perspectives within the black British community.
Reflecting on his experience working on “Big Man,” Stormzy expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work on a challenging project alongside co-stars like 15-year-old Klevis Brahja. Embracing the discomfort that comes with taking on new roles, Stormzy described the acting experience as a rewarding challenge that he was honored to be a part of
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