Veteran actress Taiwo Ajai-Lycett advocates for a comprehensive dedication to the craft of acting, asserting that a genuine actor should embrace all facets of their profession, including portraying on-screen kisses. She emphasizes that reluctance towards such scenes doesn’t align with the essence of being a “true actor.”
In her perspective, it’s crucial to detach personal preferences from acting commitments. Ajai-Lycett underlines that bringing personal beliefs, like hesitance towards on-screen kisses, into acting roles indicates a lack of commitment to the art.
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Ajai-Lycett expressed her stance during a recent interview, stating, “If you can’t kiss on screen, you’re not an actor. You don’t bring your personal preferences into play.” This stance underscores her belief in the necessity for actors to transcend personal inhibitions and fully embody their roles for the sake of authentic storytelling.
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