Pascaline Edwards (born 1970) is a Ghanaian actress, winner of Ghanas
Best Female Actress in 2002. Edwards is considered a diva in the
Ghanaian movie scene, with over a hundred movies to her credit in a
professional career spanning a little over two decades. She has also
acted in a number of Nollywood films. Currently, she combines her
career as an actress with managing her film acting training school,
Film Techniques, and one of Ghanas top fitness gyms, GeoDan Health and
Fitness Centre.Born in Lom, Togo in 1970, Pascaline Edwards came to
Ghana in 1986 and attended Ghanatta Senior High School. Barely out of
her teens, she honed her stage skills in the early 1990s as a member
of one of Ghanas top acting groups, the Talent Drama Group.With acting
coming to her naturally, she won and featured as the lead actress role
in The Leopards Choice (1992). Her first film appearance began with
the film Diabolo (1993).She went back to stage acting and her major
break came with a series of classic performances when Emancipation Day
celebrations to commemorate the abolition of slavery were introduced
in Ghana in 1995.
Best Female Actress in 2002. Edwards is considered a diva in the
Ghanaian movie scene, with over a hundred movies to her credit in a
professional career spanning a little over two decades. She has also
acted in a number of Nollywood films. Currently, she combines her
career as an actress with managing her film acting training school,
Film Techniques, and one of Ghanas top fitness gyms, GeoDan Health and
Fitness Centre.Born in Lom, Togo in 1970, Pascaline Edwards came to
Ghana in 1986 and attended Ghanatta Senior High School. Barely out of
her teens, she honed her stage skills in the early 1990s as a member
of one of Ghanas top acting groups, the Talent Drama Group.With acting
coming to her naturally, she won and featured as the lead actress role
in The Leopards Choice (1992). Her first film appearance began with
the film Diabolo (1993).She went back to stage acting and her major
break came with a series of classic performances when Emancipation Day
celebrations to commemorate the abolition of slavery were introduced
in Ghana in 1995.
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