Dashing Films continues its official cast rollout for its upcoming web series Chess, scheduled to premiere on Saturday, May 2nd, 2026, on the Dashing Films YouTube channel, alongside simultaneous watch parties in Lagos, Anambra, and Imo State.
As anticipation builds, actor Eniturn shares insight into his character Dubem, his motivation for joining the project, and what audiences should expect from the series.
Eniturn plays the character Dubem, whom he describes in one word as "over ambitious." According to him, Dubem is driven by strong personal goals and a desire for more, a trait that shapes his decisions and influences the direction of his storyline within the series.
Why He Joined Chess
He explains that his decision to join Chess was influenced by the director attached to the project. He notes that the director is known for successful productions and strong writing, which gave him full confidence in the project from the beginning. This trust in the creative leadership played a key role in his involvement.
On Set Experience
On his experience during production, Eniturn describes the process as smooth and straightforward. He states that there were no particularly challenging scenes for him, adding that he was able to easily connect with and adapt to the character without difficulty.
The Message of Chess
When speaking about the overall theme of Chess, he describes the series in one phrase as "suspense filled," highlighting the tension and unpredictability that drives the narrative forward.
As for audience expectations, Eniturn hints at a more intense version of his usual screen presence. He acknowledges that viewers may be used to seeing him in villain-type roles, but suggests that this particular performance pushes that boundary even further. In a light remark, he adds that he hopes audiences will not "hate" his character too much, noting that it is all part of the storytelling experience.
Chess premieres Saturday, May 2nd, 2026 on the Dashing Films YouTube channel, with watch parties in Lagos, Anambra, and Imo State.
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