Reggae Tempo personality goes for acting boundary

Ahead of Monday night’s premiere of the cricket drama, Hit For Six, at Carib 5, Cross Roads, Jeanille Bonterre was like a cricketer who had finally reached the Test level. Happy to be in the big leagues, but aware of intense scrutiny of every stroke, every catch and even the angle of the cap.

“I don’t get nervous. I have sort of grown up in the industry. Today, in Kingston I am nervous. It is an exciting kind of nervous I have so much respect for the Jamaican film audience … You have to come good to impress a yardie,” she told The Gleaner at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston, earlier that day.

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