Title: PRINCESS TYRA (1 & 2)
Sequel: ROYALTY (1 & 2)
Starring: Jackie Appiah, Van Vicker, Yvonne Nelson, Oge Okoye
Synopsis:
Life isn’t perfect for two royal princesses as one is betrothed to a prince that doesn’t love her while the other can’t produce an heir to the throne.
Tyra (Yvonne Nelson), a snooty princess, was betrothed to Prince Kay (Van Vicker) but he couldn’t stand her. He had absolutely no interest in royal pampering and he had even less patience for her arrogant ways. But someone had the Prince’s heart and it was none other than Mefie (Jackie Appiah), who happened to be Tyra’s maiden.
Mefie couldn’t believe the prince would take an interest in her but he was attracted to her humility and natural beauty. The two secretly had a relationship and Mefie later realized she was pregnant. It was embarrassing for the royal family and Tyra was crushed by the news.
The prince left town before he learned of Mefie’s pregnancy and when he returned to find her, he found Mefie’s twin sister instead, which commenced the twist in the story.
Meanwhile, across the land, Princess Elizabeth (Oge Okoye) was under pressure to produce an heir. Out of sheer desperation she forced a servant to sleep with her and had plans to carry off her unborn child as the Kings’.
Let’s Talk. This is a modern day royal saga. Although it displayed characters that were hung up on ancient traditions, it was well balanced with characters that lived by today’s standards.
The subplots focused on Princess Elizabeth who took desperate measures to produce a child and also, Agnes (Kalsoume Sinare), a woman that was dying of cancer and disclosed major secrets on her deathbed.
The theme was the clash of social class and status. The poor intermingled with royalty which was forbidden, shameful, and ultimately troublesome.
One point worth mentioning is the scene where Mefie was shot. Why didn’t the prince investigate the shooting or question his mother and Tyra about it? The two women were the beginning and end of Mefie’s enemy list. This is where the story became questionable because the prince should have instantly suspected them. Other than that, the story was captivating and kept one’s interest.
The casting was excellent. Yvonne Nelson was believable as the uppity b*tch of a princess while Jackie Appiah stole the show with her performance as an orphan/maiden.
Overall, the plots intertwined really well and was very entertaining. Two thumbs way up. RECOMMEND
- Rated: R
- Genre: Drama
- Release Date: 2007
- Directed by: Frank Rajah Arase, Emma Ayalogu
- Starring: Jackie Appiah, Kalsoume Sinare, Roselyn Ngissah, Van Vicker, Yvonne Nelson, Kofi Adjorlolo, Gavivina Tamakloe, Oge Okoye, Rama Brew
- Written by: Phil Efe Bernard, Chisom Juliet Okereke, Frank Rajah Arase
- Studio: Divine Touch Productions, Venus Films Productions
- Country: Ghana
I have seen this original movie and Ogo Okoye was never in this movie. Lol
I have added this one to my collection too..a winner.
Damn, that collection of yours is growing and Prin Tyra deserves to be a part of it. Loved this movie.
Heeyy TalkAfricanMovies sho ya right it’s growing. I first saw Prin Tyra when it first came out..took me a while to find it. This is one I can go back to and watch.
The good ol’ days, right?
Princess Elizabeth (Oge Okoye) is not there in this movie princess tyra why? Secondly the part 3 is not complete is just 44. 26 mins and what happen to the part 4 I couldn’t get it.
Hey Shenny, you are the second person to comment that Oge Okoye isn’t in the Princess Tyra movie. I don’t get it. She’s in the movie and as you can see, she’s on the DVD cover as well. Are you watching a DVD? I’m just not sure why you don’t see Oge or why you can’t get part 4. Sometimes there are distributor errors. I have personally purchased movies where the DVD had one title but the DVD was actually another movie. Just recently I purchased a movie and only the beginning of the movie played and the rest of the movie was MIA. It happens. You may have to go back to your point of purchase.
Oge is not there
Oge okoye is not in the movie.
I’ve watched it twice
wow this is one of the most interesting movies. keep it up.
Yes, Gugulethu, this movie is a very popular movie.
Best movie i ever watched , i like princess tyra’s attitude and jackie Appiah was so good at it acting a double role as mefia and Ashly , Van vicker too was great . I would watch the movie over ten times without getting bored.
Hi Eric, I couldn’t agree with you more. This is one of my favorite movies.
Van Vicker should improve on his wall drop, he had only two suits in the entire movie lol….
Ha! I didn’t notice that.
congratulations the film stars
princess tyra is the best movie ever have i watched
Hey, I completely understand. It’s at the top of my list too!
excellently
Agreed!
Ha! Computer science, hw could jackie appear twice
Pliz send me the movie via my email with ogo okoye in the movie she missing all throughout
This is a high quality of movie I never seen in my life, congratulations actors!
Yvvone-‘ Princess Tyra’ is the best actress in the movie. She was real and one could feel her all the way.
Yes, Yvomme Nelson is talented.
It’s really movie thks actors
I realy love jacky apiah she is inteligent lady greetings to her.
The movie was okay, but left me with a lot of questions. Did Prince Kay end up going back to Melfia, or did he remain with her twin Ashly? Did Ashly abort her baby? I wish that the writer would have allowed the conversation between the Prince and Melfia to take place when he told her in the hospital that he had a lot of explaining to do to her, but she cut him short by telling him that it was fate and that it gave her an opportunity to meet her sister and because of that she was happy. I think that scene would have shed some light as far as which sister he ended up with. Overall, the cast did a great job.
Wow!!!
i love this movie keep it up my actors and actreeses
pls can i join u in acting i love it
How can I download it?