Actress, Lillian Bach, Reveals Why She Quit Nollywood.

She made a huge splash during her time in Nollywood but the fair skinned actress soon faded out. Many attributed Lillian Bach’s absence from the big screen to the influx of new faces in the industry but the pretty actress has opened up on the real reason behind her exit from Nollywood.

In a chat with Saturday Beats, Lillian revealed that she practically ran out of the movie industry because of piracy after she became a producer.

“I purposely took a break from doing movies. I became a producer and I wanted to be doing my own movies but piracy couldn’t allow me. In Nollywood, experience is actually the best teacher; nobody really tells you the truth. You have to go through the experience to find out what others are suffering from.

We cannot continue to ignore the fact that piracy has been trying to bring the industry down. That was why I took a break. I couldn’t continue producing movies without recouping my money. It is not a good thing,” she said.
According to her, this was also the reason behind the absence of lots of big actresses in movies.

“You don’t even see the super stars in movies anymore because producers now try to cut cost because they are not guaranteed that they would get their money back. By the time you pay the stars and settle other bills in making the movie, you wouldn’t know what would come back to you as your returns. When you release the movie on DVD or even before you do that, it is already pirated.

“We need a lasting solution to this problem, otherwise there will no longer be Nollywood because we are really going down. We are hoping the new government will have the time and come out with a stricter punishment to those who do the act,” she said.

She however stated that she’s still an actress and is available anytime any producer calls her.

“I am not always in the country because I do other businesses. Maybe the time they want to call me for a job will be when I am jetting out. But now, I am home. I am fully on the ground unlike before. I am available if any producer needs me. It is just that I feel sorry for them how they would recoup their money,” she said.