Kgomotso Christopher on Her Recent Movie Role on Netflixs 'Fatal Seduction': I Knew It Would B

Publish date: 2024-05-05

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Actress Kgomotso Christopher stars in Netflix's highly anticipated film Fatal Seduction.

The talented actress spoke about her role as a University of Cape Town professor, Nandi Mahlati, who is married to Thapelo Mokoena's character Leonard Mahlati.

Speaking to ZiMoja, Christopher said shooting some scenes was difficult, but the entire Netflix and Fatal Seduction team eased the process.

How Christopher felt about shooting some heated scenes

Although taking on the role of Nandi was difficult for Kgomotso, the heated scenes were not as complex.

She said the team gave her and her co-star support, making things very easy.

"It is not tough but with the correct technique and professional support before and on set you can do it well. Inti*ate scenes ultimately and are, in essence, stunts. They need to be choreographed, rehearsed, and prepared before the cameras roll."

Fans show Kgomotso love as she shares snaps from the photoshoot

Taking to her Instagram account, Kgomotso shared some promotional photos from her film.

She captioned the images:

@mokoenalive said:

"Let’s Go In!!!!"

@mayoza_ said:

"Weekend binge."

@dianalitseho said:

"You will always be my Yv no matter what."

@maki_moloko said:

"I can’t wait!!!!!."

@the_real_black_treasure said:

"The woman that never disappointed."

@phally13 said:

"Weyaaaa readyyy!!!"

@pkay_phatheka said:

"Why do you guys act so easily."

@abdul_khoza said:

"The highest of standards."

@minhlediomo said:

"Red for danger - that's all I can say."

@teboo_tebo said:

"Come through with the sass."

Watch the trailer here.

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