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

An actress who redefined screen artistry – Naomi Kumiwaa Banafo.

The charismatic Nat Banini at his most compelling.

The late Mawuli Semevo was a distinguished actor known for his excellence in Ghanaian theatre and film, notably A Stab in the Dark.

Captured in this frame is David Dontoh, a well respected and renowned actor.

The correct answer is John Evans Kwadwo Bosompem. Popularly known as Bob Santo.

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

Who could forget George Brigars Williams? A true legend whose presence shaped generations of Ghanaian stage and screen.

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

Seth Kwabena Kyere Karikari popularly known as Koo Fori, he is a celebrated Ghanaian actor famous for his hilarious role in the TV series Efiewura. His unique comedic style made him a household name in the golden era of Ghanaian television.

Captured here is Mikki Osei Berko popularly known as Master Richard, aka Dada Boat, a dedicated contributor to the arts.

The image features the veteran actor King Aboagye Brenya

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

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

The iconic figure you see is none other than the late Asonaba Kwaku Darko, famously known as Super OD.

Seen here is celebrated veteran actor JoJo Mills-Robertson.