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Dhafer L'Abidine

Dhafer L'Abidine

He is a Tunisian actor and former professional soccer player. Dhaffer made his acting debut in the UK after graduating from Birmingham school of Acting. He starred in Sky One's Dream Team, BBC's Spooks and ITV's The Bill. He also starred in The Mark of Cain as Omar Abdullah and in A Hologram for the King. He became famous in Tunisia after he played the role of "Dali" in a Tunisian series called "Maktoub". He later went on to participate in dramas...

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Fausse Note

actor

Centurion

As Arm Wrestling Opponent

actor

The Mark of Cain

As Abdullah Omar

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The Stone Merchant

As 1st Egyptian (as Dhaffer Labidine)

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Sex and the City 2

As Mahmud

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Buried Secrets

As Ali

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Tomorrow

As Habib

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Fin Décembre

actor

Kingdom of Dust

As Shakir

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To My Son

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Black Forest

As Saxon

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31 North 62 East

As Thierry Leroy

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A Nose and Three Eyes

actor

Children of Men

As Dhafer

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Kundalini

actor

Abu Shanab

As حسن أبو دقن

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Habbet Caramel

As رجا

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The Spider

As Adam Gubran's

actor

Blood Line

As Nader

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A Hologram for the King

As Hasan

actor

Palestine 36

As Amir

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Snakes and Ladders 2: Ahmed and Malak

actor

Drop Dead Diva

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Under Control

As Hatem

actor

This Evening

actor

Empire of Who?

actor

Friendly Fire

actor

The Eddy

actor

Fated

actor

تونس 2050

actor

Transporter: The Series

As Olivier Dassin

actor

A Touch of Frost

As Roman Cassell

actor

Caramel

As Raja

actor

Life's Sweetness

As Sleim

actor

The Exit

As المقدم عمر فاروق

actor

Spooks

As Sharaf

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Bride of Beirut

As Fares Al-Daher

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Benidorm

As Mohammed

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Saturday Night Live Arabia

actor

Farq Tawqit

As سميح

actor

Eugenie Nights

actor

Vertigo

actor

The Masked Singer Arabia

actor

أريد رجلًا

As Khaled

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