Read a part of the story he shared about him and his dad who is also an actor.
He said;
“I have been presented with scripts where I had to slap my father on set and I must do it as an actor. He has slapped me on set too countless times.
“The moment we are acting, I don’t see him as my father anymore; I see him as a colleague and we need to interpret our roles very well. He trained me and he is my boss in the industry. He has taught me not to fear whenever I come across a bigger actor or someone like him on set.
“But the moment the director says stop, I prostrate to him and apologise.”- Femi Adebayo