About Evans Hunter
Evans Hunter was an actor, known for King Ampaw and No Time To Die (2006).
Evans Nii Oma Hunter (died on 4 June 2013) was a Ghanaian veteran actor, producer, director and writer who contributed to the growth of the local movie and theater industry.
Career He was the president of the Ghana Actors Guild (GAG) from 1989 to 1996 and was the founder of artistic director of the Audience Awareness Artistic Organisation.
In 1983, he was cast as the character Addey in the King Ampaw directed comedy-drama Kukurantumi. In 1988, he had a starring role as Rashid in the John Akomfrah directed drama Testament. Other prominent roles include that of Francis Essien in the 1989 Kwaw Ansah directed drama Heritage Africa, and as Kokuroko in the 2006 King Ampaw directed comedy No Time to Die, as well as a role in Kwaw Ansah's play titled A Mother's Tears.
Filmography Kukurantumi (1983) as Addey Nana Akoto (1985) Ama The Fortune Island Testament (1988) as Rashid Heritage Africa (1989) as Francis Essien No Time To Die (2006) as Kokuroko
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Who was Evans Hunter?
Ghanaian actor, producer, director and writer
When did Evans Hunter die?
Evans Hunter died in 2013.
What was Evans Hunter's occupation?
Evans Hunter was an actor.
What was Evans Hunter known for?
Evans Hunter was known for King Ampaw and No Time To Die (2006).
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