Charles Granville has passed away. What should you know about him?

Charles Granville, well-known for his part in the long TV series Tinsel, passed away unexpectedly, and the Nigerian film industry, known as Nollywood, mourns his loss.

On September 23, 2023, Charles Granville's passing was announced in a Facebook post. The actor passed away from a medical condition, according to his friend Umanu Elijah.

According to reports, he passed away on September 21, 2023. Continue reading for more information on this late actor.

Facts about Charles Granville

  1. Charles Granville was more than just an actor. He was also a well-known musician, songwriter, and director. Do you realize he served as the chairman of the Advisory Committee on Arts and Entertainment as well? He was in this established position since he had a variety of skills.
  2. The late actor excelled in academic as well. He earned his doctorate from Highstone International University in California, USA, in 2022. 
  3. Do you realize that the actor firmly believed in world peace? In order to further peace in West Africa, he had been appointed as the International Peace and Governance Council (IPGC)'s Special Envoy to the Economic Community of West African States.
  4. Charles Granville received numerous honors over his career. The respected Man magazine called him "Man of the Year." Additionally, at the famous Abuja International Film Festival, he had won a "Special Mention Award." 
  5. Do you know Charles Granville's true name? Charles Alexander Atombosoba Granville was his true name. 
  6. His actual birthdate is still unknown. However, many people think he was in his 30s when he passed away. 
  7. The late actor was from Rivers State, which is located in southern Nigeria's Niger Delta. He began his acting career as a result of his deep affection for movies.

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