Ali Al-Sebaa
actor
Ali Al-Sebaa (Arabic: علي السبع; born May 4, 1951) is a Saudi Arabian actor, best known for his role in the Arabian series Fars Al-Janop. He has won thirty-two awards, including Best Actor of the Year in 1980 from the Culture and Arts Association.
His first role
Al-Sebaa started his acting career in 1974 in Saudi television. His first role was in the series Fars Al-Janop, which also featured Muna Wassef, Adnan Barkat, and Asad Fathah.
Personal life
Al-Sebaa is married and has six children.
Acting works
Plays
Anbar Ako billal (English: Anbar's Brother Billal)
Bayat mn lef (English: House of Life)
Zwage beljmlah (English: Wholesale Marriage)
Alkorah Al-motah (English: Illuminated Ball)
Al-Millionaire (English: Millionaire)
Series
Faras AlJanop in 1974 (English: South Knight)
Juha
Kaznah (English: Safe)
Hamath wq helo (English: Sweet and Sour)
Ayalt Abu Kalash (English: Abu Kalash's Family)
Al-Shatr Hussan (English: The Excellent Hussan)
Wagah bin Fhar (English: The Face of bin Fihrh)
Wadan ya sadiki (English: Goodbye, My Friend)
Aswar (English: Fences)
Al-Saknat Fe Klobna (English: The inhabitants in Our Hearts)
Movies
Al-Salaef (English: Turtle)
Alsagip
Keif al-Hal?
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