Ape
An Ape Named Ape appeared in the 1997 feature George of the Jungle. Based on the character from the 1967 animated series, Ape is a genteel, British-accented simian who becomes George's mentor and best friend.
People born in Ape (First 49 people) - Page 128
Johnny Sample
American football player
Joey B
Ghanaian musician
Ebo Taylor
Ghanaian guitarist
B. J. Da Rocha
Ghanaian Politician
Efua Sutherland
Ghanaian playwright
Christine Churcher
Politician
Gladys Asmah
Former Member of Parliament of Ghana
Joe de Graft
Ghanaian writer
Theo Sowa
Adviser
Eddie Khae
Musician
Ebenezer Ackon
Footballer
Joseph W. S. de GraftJohnson
Ghanaian engineer
David Dontoh
Actor
Jane Naana OpokuAgyemang
Educator
J. E. Casely Hayford
Journalist
Kofi Bucknor
Ghanaian actor
Ebenezer Sekyi-Hughes
Rashid Sumaila
Ghanaian football player
Kwesi Amissah-Arthur
Former Vice-President of Ghana
Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang
Former Minister for Education of the Republic of Ghana
Florence Dadson
Ghanaian footballer
Ekow Alabi
Musician ‧ Sharon Marley's husband
Joseph W.S. de Graft-Johnson
Former Vice-President of Ghana
Kingsley Fobi
Ghanaian football player
Kwesi Brew
Ghanaian poet
Emile Short
Former Commissioner for Human Rights and Administrative Justice of Government of Ghana
James Bannerman
Politician
Teephlow
Ghanaian hip-hop artist
Elvis Morris Donkoh
Former Member of the Parliament of Ghana
Kobina Sekyi
Politician
Carlos Mäder
Ghanaian olympic athlete
Kwame Asare
Ghanaian guitarist
Andy Hallett
American singer
Neil Mahoney
Film editor
Jeremy Jones
American snowboarder
Joel Hamilton
American record producer
Sandy Dillon
American singer
Ryan Meyer
Musical artist
Kelly Sweet
American singer
Bobby Reynolds
American tennis player
Timothy Caulfield
Canadian professor
Erin M. Riley
Artist
John D'Agata
American essayist
Lisa Champagne
Michael Sweet's wife
Mutado Pintado
Musical artist
Ralph Neves
American jockey
Caroline Kepnes
American writer
