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Lucie Memba

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Lucie Memba Bos (born 1987) is a Cameroonian actress, movie producer who have starred in both series and movies in French and English language. She was honored for best lead actress in Cinema of Cameroon for French speaking actress at Cameroon Movies Merit Award (CMMA) 2013 edition organized by Fred Keyanti. She did her International debut with Nollywood stars in the movie Pink Poison featuring Jim Iyke and Far starred alongside Nigerian Dakore Akande.

In 2014 she launched L.M.B production after her name [Lucie Memba Bos].Producing the Cameroon movie Paradise, still in 2014. she co-produce La patrie d’abord, the first film of war in tribute to the Cameroonian defense forces under her production. In September, 2017 she was nominated as best Cameroonian female actor for le TROPHEES FRANCOPHONES DU CINEMA in the film La Patrie D'abord.

Early life

Lucie was born in Dschang West Region (Cameroon) and grew up in Bafoussam where she started modeling and diverted into acting. After her degree in Baccalauréat philosophique, she moved to Douala for other opportunities. No information about her real date of birth has been published, some sources says; she was born in 1987.

Career

Lucie first appeared in "Témoin à Seduire" in 1999 when Cinema of Cameroon was still developing.She became prominent in 2008 and won the Cameroon Movies Merit Award (CMMA) as best actress in French speaking in 2013, she launched her own production Lucie Memba Bos (LMB). She is the producer of the Cameroon movie Paradise, her work was recognized as the lead and co-producer for the movie La patrie d’abord, the first film of war in tribute to the Cameroonian defense forces and still in 2014, she co-produced "Ntah Napi" which won the Écrans Noirs award in 2014 for best French movie She is one of those good-luck Cameroonian actors whose work has been recognized by the ministry of culture, she was among the casts to meet with minister Ama Tutu Muna who visited casts on set in the movie Pink Poison in Buea, 2013.

In 2016, she was recognized as the most Glamorous Actress by a Cameroonian celeb website Le Film Camerounais Lucie, is also recognized for the movie Fast Life with French actor Thomas Nguijol. She is also working with (Tribe Africa Media) to support and show love for Albinism in Cameroon as commemoration of World Albino's day celebration

In September 2017, Lucie took a lead role in a new movie coming up with Nigerian movie star Zack Orji in an interview by Dcoded TV, to know how she feels to work with Zack Orji, she saysI am overwhelmed with all of this. Its like a dream come true for me and Zack Orji is someone i respect and i have watched his movies over many years… To work with him on a film is just amazing. I can’t wait,” Apart from her career in movie, in 2008 she was employed to work with Guinness Cameroon as a marketing agent

Personal life

In September 2017, Lucie met with Cameroonian football legend Samuel Eto'o in Douala

Selected filmography

2011 – 2020

Chart of God

Deiting the sixth

Ntah napi 1 de Ousmane Stéphane et Sergio Marcello

W.a.k.a

First country

La maladie

Mission secrete

Far With Dakore Akande

Pink Poison with Jim Iyke

Le Blanc D’Eyanga 2 with Thierry Ntamack

La Partrie D’abord

Fast Life

2009

Sweet home de Ghislain Amougou

Passion.Com de Serge Kendjo

2008

Série Paradis d' Ousmane Stéphane

Série Le Monde De Loïc, De Raphaël Matouke

Virus Squad

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    Lucie Memba
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    Lucie Memba
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