Suzzy Williams: A Look at Her Method Of Acting

She died on September 8, 2005, in a car crash, on the Accra-La road. There is foundation established in her honour- The Suzzy Williams Memorial Fund to aid victims of road traffic accidents.

In the annals of Ghana films she is the first to be counted to have died in her prime and at the peak of her career.

The way she played her roles made her to resonate with many Ghanaian, she was their darling girl. She won the heart of so many. With easy she tweaks wiggles and chews and burst gum was enough to set men on fire, she was simply a bad ass.

She could snatch a husband off another with grace and easy and does so with so much agility.

A crony told me of Suzzy on how she visited the market centers and busy streets to observe people natural behavior. She goes back home and practice all that she had observed.

Little wonder stardom came to her quick. She was the toast of her generation.

GFI not only looks at our stars in their days of fame and glamour but a look back and playback of those moments and time when they were screen goddess.

It wasn’t that the films Suzzy featured in became an all time best film but how she played her roles in films made her to stand out and also whet the appetite to demand more of her.

Suzy Williams long gone, but not forgot in the annals of Ghana films.