Veteran Ghanaian actress, Grace Nortey, marked her 89th birthday with a special visit from renowned film director and producer, Ernest Kofi Abbeyquaye, a moment that has warmed the hearts of many in the creative arts industry.
She was born on February 2,1937. The celebrated actress, widely regarded as one of the pioneers of Ghana’s film and theatre industry, received the filmmaker in a calm and intimate setting as she celebrated the milestone age. The visit was seen as a gesture of respect and appreciation for her immense contributions to the growth of Ghanaian cinema and stage performance.
Ernest Kofi Abbeyquaye, himself a respected figure in the industry, is reported to have spent time experiences with the veteran actress, acknowledging her role in shaping generations of actors and filmmakers through her decades-long career.
News of the birthday visit has since sparked admiration on social media, with fans and industry players celebrating the actress’s longevity, impact, and enduring influence on Ghana’s creative arts scene.
Grace Nortey remains an iconic figure in Ghana’s entertainment history, having starred in several classic films and stage productions that helped define the country’s storytelling tradition. Her legacy continues to inspire younger actors and creatives across the industry.
Some movies she acted were, ‘Sinking Sands’ ‘The other side of the rich’ ‘Ties that Bind’ and ‘Beat of No Nation.’
