Before Netflix Took Over, Ghana Had Legends — Can You Name Them?

This is Charles Kwaku Boateng, affectionately known as CK — a veteran actor whose enduring contributions have shaped Ghana’s creative arts landscape.

A familiar face from the golden days of Obra, Amankwaah Ampofo brought wisdom and gravitas to every role. His calm voice and thoughtful expressions remind many of a time when Ghanaian drama ruled our Sunday evenings

The one and only Eunice Banini, a timeless star.

This is the late veteran actress Lily Ameyaw, popularly known on our screens in the 1990s as Nana Yaa from the highly popular local drama series Obra.

A timeless beauty of cinema – Janet Ackon.

Pictured here is Benjamin Kojo Afandoh, famously known as Agya Ntow, a true stalwart of the industry in his era.

This image features renowned actor Kwaku Nkrumah from the Cantata Days.

The elegant Florence Danso, widely known as Gawugatete, a true screen legend.

The image features the veteran actor King Aboagye Brenya

Clearly, this is the esteemed Paa George.

The epitome of talent and grace: Grace Omaboe popularly known as Maame Dokono.

Henry Harding also known as Pattington Papa Nii Papafio or Oesophagus. He is best known for the role he played in the Taxi Driver TV series using a large vocabulary.

The correct answer is Kwame Owusu Ansah

That’s definitely Rama Brew.

This is Augustine Abbey, famously known as Idikoko — a legendary Ghanaian actor, producer, and comedian who brought laughter to generations.