Actor Nosa Rex has opened up about choosing roles and embracing hard part.

In a recent interview with Punch NG, the actor admitted that while he has no regrets about any of the roles he has taken in his over ten-year career, he is hesitant to play a homosexual character.

In the Sunday Scoop interview, the actor shared, “I have never regretted playing any role. I am an actor and I am supposed to be able to interpret any character I am given. However, I don’t think I can ever act as a gay person.

"That is a character I don’t really like to play. It will be hard for me trying to be gay when I am not. Aside from that, I don’t think I have played any role I regret playing. In the course of my career, it has been from one challenging role to the other.”

Nosa Rex is a well-known actor in the business who has been in over 40 films. The actor, who was once well-known for his work in the Asaba film business, has now made the switch to cinema, appearing in notable films including the record-breaking "Omo Ghetto: The Saga" by Funke Akindele-Bello and JJC Skillz and "The Wildflower" by VSL Media.

The Christian film production business recently confirmed the creation of the biopic title "Enoch" by releasing a teaser poster on its social media pages.

A biopic on E.A. Adeboye, one of Nigeria's most beloved ministers of God, and his ministry is currently in production at Mount Zion Films.

"Something massive is coming your way. Anticipate. “ENOCH”. The BioEpic of Daddy E.A ADEBOYE. A full length Movie…After – “THE TRAIN”. Another one is “ENOCH”," a Facebook post announced.

According to a production schedule for "Enoch," not much is currently known. However, the statement makes it seem as though the 80-year-old minister's upbringing, calling, and ministry would take center stage.

EA Adeboye, often known as Daddy GO by his followers, is one of Nigeria's most respected priests. In 1981, the math professor was elected General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God.