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James Gardiner

Actor

NationalityGhanaian RegionGreater Accra
Profession Actor Actor
Nationality Ghanaian

About James Gardiner

James Gardiner plays Kweku, the spoilt rich kid, in the Showmax Original series Ghana Jollof. Nigerian viewers first noticed him as the villain in the web series Skinny Girl in Transit.

Career

He went to St. Augustine's College and the University of Cape Coast and started acting in the mid-2000s. Besides Nollywood films, he had a recurring role in Akwaaba Magic's Dede. He has acted with Jackie Appiah, Majid Michel, Nadia Buari, Yvonne Nelson and John Dumelo, and counts Night With Her as his favourite film. In Love and Trust he shared an on-screen kiss with Tonto Dikeh.

Frequently asked questions about James Gardiner

What is James Gardiner known for?

James Gardiner is a Actor.

Does James Gardiner have children?

James Gardiner's children: James Gardiner the Younger.

What is James Gardiner's nationality?

James Gardiner is Ghanaian.

Where did James Gardiner study?

James Gardiner studied at St. Augustine's College University of Cape Coast.

Personal Information

Full Name
James Gardiner
Nationality
Ghanaian
Region
Greater Accra
Children
James Gardiner the Younger
Religion
Anglicanism

Education

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Sources & References

  1. "Ghana Jollof James Gardiner". stories.showmax.com.
  2. "When James Gardiner Kissed Tonto Dikeh". graphiconline.com.

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Profile last updated: November 20, 2025  ·  Last fact-checked: October 19, 2026

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