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Said Naciri

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Said Naciri
Photograph of the flipping through a book
Saïd Naciri at the Casablanca's International Book Fair in 2018
Born (1960-09-25) September 25, 1960 (age 64)
NationalityMoroccan American
Occupation(s)Actor
comedian
producer

Said Naciri (also known as Saeed El Nasry or Saïd Naciri) (born in Casablanca in 1960) is a Moroccan actor, comedian and producer.[1]

Biography

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He has appeared in a number of Moroccan TV programs and feature films.[1]

In 2000, his play 'Thief but honest' was showcased in the theater. He produced his first feature film is Ouled Derb (in French Le Pote) which was directed by Hassan Benjelloun. In 2003, he embarked on a career as a director with his feature film Les Bandits where he holds the male lead role.

Filmography

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  • 2003 : The Bandits
  • 2005 : Game with Wolves
  • 2006 : Abdou among the Almohads
  • 2009 : "a husband to rent"
  • 2010 : Al khattaf
  • 2011 : A Moroccan in Paris
  • 2013: Sara
  • 2015: The Transporters

Television

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Saïd Naciri directed many telefilms and TV debates for Moroccan television.

  • Ana ou khouya ou Mratou in 1998 on TVM
  • Ana ou Mrati ou Nsabi in 1999 on TVM
  • Rbib in 2004 sur 2M, with the participation of Mustapha El Atrassi.
  • Al Awni in 2005 on 2M, with the participation of Siham Assif, Amina Rachid.
  • Al Awni Deuxième partie in 2007 on 2M
  • Nsiib Al Haj Azzooz in 2009 on 2M
  • Le Bandit(la série) in 2011 on 2M
  • l'khetaf in 2011
  • Tebdal Lemnazel in 2014 on Al Aoula

Televised debates

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  • Alach la in 1999 on TVM
  • Ataja in 2000 on the TVM
One man show
  • Di KOKO in 1989
  • Tetanos in 1995
  • My friends the ministers in 2003
  • Moroccan 100% in 2007
  • Lalla el houkouma in 2014
  • Do you speak english in 2016

Other works

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  • Malhama: Abtal Al Watan music video[1][2]

References

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  1. ^ a b c Saga, Ahlam Ben (29 May 2018). "Said Naciri Calls Malhama Abtal Al Watan Critics 'Enemies of The Nation'". Morocco World News.
  2. ^ Kasraoui, Safaa (30 May 2018). "YouTube Deletes 'Malhama Abtal Al Watan' Music Video for Copyright Violations". Morocco World News.
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