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'''Van Vicker''' is an actor in the [[Ghana Film Industry]], Africa, who is usually cast as the male romantic lead in films, often alongside actresses [[Jackie Aygemang]] and [[Nadia Buari]]. He is of Liberian-Ghanaian and |
'''Van Vicker''' is an actor in the [[Ghana Film Industry]], Africa, who is usually cast as the male romantic lead in films, often alongside actresses [[Jackie Aygemang]] and [[Nadia Buari]]. He is of Liberian-Ghanaian and Dutch descent.{{Fact|date=November 2007}} |
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Revision as of 08:41, 25 December 2007
Van Vicker is an actor in the Ghana Film Industry, Africa, who is usually cast as the male romantic lead in films, often alongside actresses Jackie Aygemang and Nadia Buari. He is of Liberian-Ghanaian and Dutch descent.[citation needed]
His films include:
- Beyoncé, The President's Daughter
- Darkness of Sorrow
- Divine Love
- Keeping the Promise
- Mummy's Daughter[1]
- The Return of Beyoncé
- Romance
- A Woman's Honor
- I Hate Woman
In 2003, Vicker appeared in the Ghanaian television series, Suncity, which portrayed university life. He played the character of LeRoy King, Jr., a fine arts student born in the U.S. who arrives at Suncity to complete his education. The series ran for a total of 10 episodes.[2]
See Also
References
- "Ghana's Film Rising Stars - Watch Out Nollywood" "Naijagal (Opulent and Edgy!)" February 5, 2007.
- "Suncity Set To Roll Tomorrow" "Ghana Web" February 27, 2003.