Solomon Fixon-Owoo Jr. stands as a versatile Ghanaian actor, filmmaker, theatre artist, and creative director who has become a key player in West African cinema and the performing arts. Boasting more than 15 years in the entertainment field, he excels across acting on screen and stage, film production, and training new talents. He passionately supports Ghana’s film sector, channeling modern African narratives while mentoring future creators as an instructor at MK Acting College.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Solomon Fixon-Owoo Jr. |
| Date of Birth | N/A |
| Nationality | Ghanaian |
| State of Origin | Ghana (Accra-based) |
| Partner | N/A |
| Children | N/A |
| Occupations | Actor, Filmmaker, Theatre Practitioner, Creative Director, Acting Instructor, Production Manager, Producer |
| Net Worth | $200,000 – $600,000 (2025 estimate) |
Early Life and Education
Public details about Solomon Fixon-Owoo Jr.’s childhood and family remain scarce. His career path reveals an early dedication to acting and storytelling, shaped by structured training in theatre and performance.
This foundation covers character building, stage command, script analysis, and production techniques, forming the base for his diverse work in film, TV, and live shows.
Career
Solomon Fixon-Owoo Jr. engages deeply with entertainment through varied roles and platforms. His path highlights adaptability and dedication to strong narratives and character portrayals.
His screen work covers many films and TV shows, showing his skill range. In “Away Bus” (2019), a comedy-drama by Kofi Asamoah and Peter Sedufia, he portrayed Oboi, boosting his profile in Ghanaian cinema. He followed with “The Curfew” (2021) as Hunter, proving his handle on varied roles.
In 2022’s “Terminus,” a crime thriller by Abu Iddris that debuted at a UAE festival, he played Gyima alongside stars like Fred Nii Amugi and Adjetey Anang.
His standout turn as “Many Men” in 2024’s “Letters to Goddo,” directed by Harry Bentil, led to a Best Actor in a Supporting Role nomination at the 2024 Africa Movie Academy Awards. That year also saw him in “Red is for Rose,” “I Was Here,” “Tripping” (as actor and producer), “Detor: The Rise of a Warrior Hunter” as Badu, and the short “Murder in Mind.”
Upcoming 2025 projects include “The Funeral of Kwadae” as Joe Pee and “Last Stop” as Joe.
Theatre and Performance
Solomon stays rooted in stage work, appearing in “Man in the Dark” (2019-2020) with Boniface Ntiamoah and Daniel Delong. This underscores his focus on live drama’s impact.
Solomon extends beyond acting as production manager on “Letters to Goddo” (2024), “The Queen of Akra” (2024), and “The New Adabraka” (2018).
As associate producer on “The Men We Love” (2022) and producer on “Tripping” (2024), he manages creative and operational sides. He leads as Creative Director at Heritage of Africa (HOA), guiding artistic strategies.
At MK Acting College in Accra, he teaches with veterans like Fred Amugi and Mawuko Kuadzi. He shares modern techniques to build future actors, viewing training as key to industry growth.
Solomon champions Ghana’s film evolution, seeing shifts to streaming as progress rather than decline. He pushes for adaptations that preserve quality for global reach.
Personal Life
Solomon Fixon-Owoo Jr. keeps his private world discreet, with no public details on family, relationships, or home life. His online presence on Instagram (@fixon2owoo) and Facebook centers on career updates.
Net Worth
Solomon Fixon-Owoo Jr. has an estimated net worth of $200,000 to $699,000 as of 2025. This stems from acting fees, production roles, teaching at MK Acting College, and creative direction work.
Filmography
- The Funeral of Kwadae(2025) – Joe Pee
- Last Stop (2025) – Joe
- Red is for Rose (2024)
- I Was Here (2024)
- Letters to Goddo (2024)– Many Men
- Murder in Mind (Short) (2024}
- Tripping – Actor & Producer (2024)
- Detor: The Rise of a Warrior Hunter (2024) – Badu
- Kotoka (2023)– Tom
- Terminus (2023) – Gyima
- The Men We Love (2023)– Associate Producer
- The Curfew (2021) – Hunter
- Aloevera (2020}– Aloekay
- Eden (TV Series) (2020)– Saeed
- Away Bus (2019)– Oboi
- ’95 (2019)– Mr. Sowah
- The New Adabraka (2018)– Production Management
- Beautiful Ruins (2016)– Property Department
Theatre:
- Man in the Dark (2019-2020)
Awards and Nominations
Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) 2024:
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Nominated) – Letters to Goddo
Golden Movie Awards 2019:
- Best Actor (Nominated)
