Who remembers Tope Tedela as Julian in 'Edge of Paradise?'
Before "Ojukokoro" and "A Mile from Home," there was "Edge to Paradise" which starred Tope Tedela as Julian.
Who remembers Tope Tedela as Julian in 'Edge of Paradise?'
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Since his win, the actor has featured in numerous movies including "King Invincible," "Ojukokoro," "Soldier's Story" among others.
However, before he became the talented actor popular for his craft, Tedela starred in the classic family drama, "Edge of Paradise."
The series which starred him as Julian starred him alongside Carol King, Joseph Benjamin, Remi Abiola, Bukky Ajayi, Nobert Young, Azizat Zadiq among others.
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Directed by Greg Odutayo, the series remains one of the best Family TV series to grace our screens.
Watch Tedela in the video below;
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