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Jeremy Vine Fears Pal Peter Andre's Cancel Culture Risk
9 Apr
Summary
- Jeremy Vine worried about Peter Andre's role in 'Jafaican' film.
- Andre played a character with dreadlocks and a Jamaican accent.
- A sequel is planned, with Andre potentially playing a Colombian character.

Jeremy Vine voiced anxieties about his friend Peter Andre's recent cinematic endeavor, the 2025 film 'Jafaican,' during his Channel 5 program. The movie features Andre as Gazza, a petty criminal needing to raise £35,000 for his grandmother's care within 21 days. This plot involves a risky scheme requiring him to adopt Jamaican culture.
Andre, who adopted dreadlocks and a Jamaican accent for the role, discussed the film with Vine. Vine admitted his worry that Andre might face public backlash or cancellation due to the sensitive nature of the character. However, Andre noted the film's positive reception, especially in Australia and the United States.
Explaining the film's comedic premise, Andre emphasized it was a fictional portrayal of extreme measures taken to help a relative. He confirmed that a follow-up film is in development, though it will not be set in Jamaica and will feature him in a different character, potentially Colombian. Andre acknowledged the challenge of creating a sequel without using the original film's title.