- Actor Albert Odartei Jackson-Davis has passed away
- Jackson-Davis was renowned for his powerful performances
- Jackson-Davis appeared in several notable films
Ghanaian veteran actor Albert Odartei Jackson-Davis has passed away after a battle with an undisclosed illness.
The news of his death was confirmed on Saturday, September 14, by Akunu Dake, the Chief Executive Officer of Heritage Development, in a Facebook post that sparked widespread grief.
Dake reflected on his friendship and professional relationship with the late actor, writing, “This is very difficult for me. Rest in peace my good friend and colleague Albert Odartei Jackson-Davis. Able deputy executive director during our PANAFEST years in the 1990s.”
Jackson-Davis was renowned for his powerful performances, often portraying elite or well-to-do characters.
His understated yet sophisticated acting style made him a standout figure in Ghanaian cinema.
His mastery of dialogue delivery, characterized by his poised and articulate manner, earned him admiration from peers and fans alike.
Throughout his career, Jackson-Davis appeared in several notable films, including “Heritage Africa,” “The Storm,” and the popular comedy “My Very Ghanaian Wedding.”
