Paranormal Színész- és szereplőlista
Refaat Ismail szerepében:
Ahmed Amin
1980-07-11 Kuwait
Ahmed Amin ( born in 1980) is an Egyptian comedian, actor, and writer. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2002. Amin initially gained his popularity as a comedian through his online videos (30 seconds) that went viral among Egyptians on Facebook.
Maggie Mckillop szerepében:
Razane Jammal
1987-08-07 Beirut, Lebanon
Razane Jammal is a British-Lebanese actress who is fluent in English, French, and Arabic. She has had enormous success both at home and abroad and has played a variety of roles throughout her career, acting in many different dialects. In the Arab world, Razane is best known for her portrayal of Maggie Maccaleb in Netflix's first Egyptian original series Paranormal (2020) alongside Egyptian actors Ahmed Amin and Ayah Samaha. The show, inspired by the wildly successful books by the late Dr. Ahmed Khalid Tawfik, is directed by Amr Salama and Majid Al Ansari. She has also starred opposite legendary actresses Hend Sabry in MBC’s comedy series Embratoreyet Meen (Who’s Empire?) (2014), Youssra and Kosai Khauli on the second season of the period show Saraya Abedeen (Abdeen Palace) (2014), and Taim Hassan in her first Pan-Arab series Ana (2021) as Judy. She also played Dr. Iman in the Shahid original show Al Shak (Doubt) (2021) alongside Saudi actress Fatima Al Banawi. Jammal has also made a name for herself in the international film industry with her diverse roles in French, British and American projects, three of which have participated at the Cannes Film Festival: Cruel Summer (2012) by Kanye West, critically acclaimed and award-winning American rapper and one of the most influential hip-hop musicians of all time, Une Histoire de Fou (2014) by Robert Guediguian, and Carlos (2010) by Olivier Assayas, which received a Golden Globe in 2011. Her other projects include A Walk Among the Tombstones (2014) alongside actor Liam Neeson with The Queen's Gambit’s director Scott Franks, the American series Berlin Station (2016) with Rhys Ifans, Richard Jenkins, and Michelle Forbes, Channel 4’s mini-series, Chimerica (2019) with actor Alessandro Nivola, and Eric and Quentin’s French comedy Bad Buzz (2016). In 2022, Razane will appear as Lyta Hall in DC Comics' highly anticipated The Sandman on Netflix’s global platform and in Marwan Hamed's star-studded film, Kira & El Gin. Razane, who was born and bred in Lebanon, found her passion for acting early on and started drama classes at school when she was 6 years old. She then started modeling and acting in commercials at the age of 15, and by the age of 17, she had already traveled across the globe to appear on numerous covers and in many video clips, commercials, and short films. She then traveled to the UK and enrolled at King’s College London to study business while taking summer acting workshops in Paris, Los Angeles, and New York. After graduation, Razane got her first break on the Golden Globe-winning series Carlos, marking the beginning of her acting career. During her spare time, Razane enjoys photography, drawing, and writing. She is a frequent student at Heatherley’s School of Art in London and is hoping to one day exhibit her works. She is also in the middle of publishing her first children’s book, ‘Lulu & Blu’, and is preparing her first short film.
Huwaida Abdel Moniem szerepében:
Aya Samaha
1992-03-31 Cairo, Egypt
Raeefa Ismail szerepében:
Samaa Ibrahem
1975-01-01 Egypt
Egyptian actress. She studied acting and directing and graduated from the College of Fine Arts, then studied art criticism at the Academy of Arts. In 1997, she participated in the presentation of her first play “Habba K.. Habba H”. Then she participated in the Ismailia Theater Clubs Festival. Among her works: Taye'e, Paranormal, and Sunset Oasis.
Reda Ismail (Adult) szerepében:
Rushdi Al-Shami
Rushdi Al-Shami is an actor and director known for too many movies and TV shows. He was born in Sharqia governorate, Egypt.
Reda Ismail (Young) szerepében:
Ahmed Dash
2000-10-15 Egypt
Ahmad Dash is an actor, known for Excuse My French (2014), Clash (2016) and Photocopy (2017).
Taha szerepében:
Adam Wahdan
2013-01-21 Egypt
Abdel Samee Abdel Allah
Sherif Desouqy Egypt
An Egyptian actor, born in Alexandria. He turned to the theater as his father was the manager of the Ismail Yassine Theater. He directed a number of plays, including the play Not Except, which he presented with the Barah troupe. He made his film debut in Violence and Sarcasm (2003). In 2010, he made Microphone, with director Ahmed Abdullah, whom he later collaborated with again in the movie Ext. Night. He participated in the series Like Roses (2012). Among his other notable work: Multifaceted, Naguib Zahi Zarkash, and The Mongoose and the Humans.
Huda ElMufti 1994-12-06 Cairo, Egypt
Huda El Muftiis an Egyptian model and actress.
Fatima AlBanawi Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Fatima AlBanawi is a creative writer, actress, performance and theatre director from Saudi Arabia. This multi-hyphenate creative who aspires to deepen the conversation and strengthen the bridge between social impact and the arts is the founder of The Other Story Project - Jeddah city’s public space mover and shaker since 2015. The project has collected almost 5000 real life stories from strangers and packaged many into productions, such as the short film "A Blink of an Eye". From the first touring Biennale in the world inaugurated in Buenos Aires, to Palais de Tokyo in Paris, Al-Banawi travels locally and internationally to perform human stories. Though a challenging endeavor in a private society, she believes in the power of storytelling to channel vulnerable and intimate conversations. She was selected as a Next Generation Leader by Time Magazine for her unique ventures, and was called the (Sophie Calle of Saudi Arabia) by members of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris after the great reception of her performance “Amours Saoudiennes”. Al-Banawi received a masters in Theological Studies from Harvard University while focusing her scholarly writings on Gender and Identity in Muslim diaspora and contemporary Middle East, and shedding light on the sociology of film, literature, and issues of representation in both. She combines her passion for ethnography and creativity in her first book, The Other Story (work in progress), a personal memoir and social commentary on stories gathered from the streets over the years. This passion for psycho-social development and the arts is not new; it started in 2010 when Al-Banawi co-founded the Theatre of the Oppressed chapter in Jeddah and staged one of its plays at Harvard later on. Al-Banawi's latest theatre work as director and actress in "The Straight Circle" play has caught attention and made headlines for surpassing the classic elite structure as it moved to the streets of the city. Indeed Al-Banawi, the actress, is no less important. In 2016, Al-Banawi became internationally recognized for her debut in the award winning Saudi feature film, Barakah Meets Barakah. She continues to act as an instinctive response to her passion for the profession with an incentive to reshape the public narrative about human relations. She appeared in "Bashar" series, "A Blink of an Eye" short, "Roll’em" feature, and "Goin South" short. Today's leading actress also opens the doors to her studio (Alf Wad) as an acting coach, making it a hub to build and foster the actors' and film community in her country. She has been trained in the Undesirable Elements Theatre Method by Ping Chong & Company, in addition to Improv by both, Improv Playhouse of San Francisco and Lebanese award winner director, Lucien Bourjeily, and in acting methods by both Luke Lehner Studios and member of the Actor's Studio in LA, Gerald James. The multi-hyphenate creative has been featured for her acting and storytelling work in many media outlets including headlines in the Financial Times, The Reporter, Variety, France 24, and from American and Italian, to Egyptian and Saudi channels.
