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Nasser Al Mubarak
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Nasser Al Mubarak ( - 2021) ناصر المبارك

Biography

A Saudi actor and one of the pioneers of the Saudi theater. He began his career in the sixties and had rich experiences in Kuwaiti theater, especially with the late great playwright Saqr Al-Rashoud, who is considered one of the most important founders of the theater movement in...Read more Kuwait. He participated in the film The Arab Island, which was produced by Aramco in 1953, where he played the role of the child Hamad; the movie was directed by the American filmmaker Richard Layford. He participated in the TV evening The Doors and the series The Love of Birds (1999). He died in March 17, 2021.

- Nationality:
- Saudi Arabia
- Died on:
- 17 March 2021

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- - Almukhbir
  - 1986 - Movie
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- - Al Ghurfa 207
  - 2022 - Series - Short
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- - Oreedo Rajolan 1
  - 2015 - Series
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- - El Kebeer Awy 8
  - 2024 - Series
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- - Supermarket
  - 2014 - Series
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- - Al Layla Wa Elly Feeha
  - 2022 - Series
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Filmography

Actor (10)
- - - Khamson Alf Sora
    - 2019 - Movie
- - - Sarkhat Yatim
    - 2003 - Series
- - - The Birds' Beloved
    - 1999 - Series
- - - Al Sarab
    - 1998 - Series
- - - Alqatiea
    - 1998 - Series
- - - Al Abwab
    - 1994 - Series
- - - Hunting Trip
    - 1993 - Series - SeriesB
- - - Shamaa Tahtareq
    - 1979 - Series
- - - Al Amm Maarouf
    - 1978 - Series
- - - Juruh fi Jabin Alhayaa
    - 0 - TV
Writer (2)
- - - عاشق الحمام
    - 2007 - TV
- - - Sarkhat Yatim
    - 2003 - Series

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A Saudi actor and one of the pioneers of the Saudi theater. He began his career in the sixties and had rich experiences in Kuwaiti theater, especially with the late great...Read more playwright Saqr Al-Rashoud, who is considered one of the most important founders of the theater movement in Kuwait. He participated in the film The Arab Island, which was produced by Aramco in 1953, where he played the role of the child Hamad; the movie was directed by the American filmmaker Richard Layford. He participated in the TV evening The Doors and the series The Love of Birds (1999). He died in March 17, 2021.