Aziz Saadallah ( - 2020) عزيز سعد الله
Biography
A Moroccan writer, actor, and theater and film director, born in Casablanca in 1951. He presented many successful works, whether in the theater, such as Watch Out from Madame, or in cinema in The Postman, Other People's Wedding, and Number One. His TV credits include Three TV,...Read more Madam Fatema, and Caricature. He won the Best Actor Award at the Montreal Festival and Bastia Festival in France. He also directed the film Time of Terror. He presented his plays in the Arab world, Europe, America, and Canada. He founded the Eighties Theater troupe with his wife, actress Khadija Assad, who frequently collaborated with him. He died on 13 October 2020.
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- Nationality:
- Morocco
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- Died on:
- 13 October 2020
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- Gawdar - Alf Leyla w Leyla 2
- 2025 - Series
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- Albi we Muftaahu
- 2025 - Series
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- Welad El Shams
- 2025 - Series
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- El Nos
- 2025 - Series
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- Faqret El Saher
- 2024 - Series
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- Al Hawaa Sultan
- 2024 - Movie
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Actor (9)
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- Machi Bhalhom
- 2018 - Series - Sitcom
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- Dour Biha Yachibani
- 2013 - Series - Sitcom
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- Number One
- 2009 - Movie
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- Lalla Fatema 3
- 2003 - Series
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- Lalla Fatema 2
- 2002 - Series
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- Lalla Fatema 1
- 2001 - Series
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- Abwab El Layl El Sabaa
- 1994 - Movie
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- Eirs El Akhareen
- 1990 - Movie
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- Badis
- 1989 - Movie
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Writer (1)
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- Lalla Fatema 1
- 2001 - Series
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A Moroccan writer, actor, and theater and film director, born in Casablanca in 1951. He presented many successful works, whether in the theater, such as Watch Out from Madame, or...Read more in cinema in The Postman, Other People's Wedding, and Number One. His TV credits include Three TV, Madam Fatema, and Caricature. He won the Best Actor Award at the Montreal Festival and Bastia Festival in France. He also directed the film Time of Terror. He presented his plays in the Arab world, Europe, America, and Canada. He founded the Eighties Theater troupe with his wife, actress Khadija Assad, who frequently collaborated with him. He died on 13 October 2020.
- Nationality:
- Morocco
- Died on:
- 13 October 2020
