Mohammad Aqeel

Mohammad Aqeel - Lebanese Actor

🗓 Date of Birth: March 16, 1961

🌍 Place of Birth: Lebanon

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Origin: Lebanese father and Brazilian mother

Education and Artistic Training

🎭 National Music Institute:

Studied acting

Learned Eastern singing

Trained on the oud

Theater 🎭

Participated in around 40 theatrical works.

Some of his notable performances include:

"Historical Miniatures" by the late Said Al-Din Al-Nus.

Presented many performances that addressed cultural and social issues in Lebanon and the Arab world.

Cinema 🎬

"Bab al-Shams" (2004)

An internationally acclaimed film.

"Hala Lween" (2011)

A film reflecting Lebanon's social challenges.

Global Awards:

Won Best Actor awards for his roles in "The Donkey" and "The Servants".

Television 📺

Participated in several Lebanese and Arab TV series:

"Beirut 6:07" (2020)

"Fakser" (2020)

"Bel-Qalb" (2019)

Awards and Recognition 🏆

Global Awards for Best Actor for his roles in "The Donkey" and "The Servants".

Considered one of the finest actors for his distinctive performances in cinema and theater.

Artistic Style 🎭

Known for his ability to switch between comedic and dramatic roles.

His exceptional performances have earned him popularity both in the Arab world and internationally.

Global Success 🌍

Considered one of the leading Lebanese actors who gained international fame through participation in international film festivals and theater performances that have received worldwide acclaim.

Summary

Mohammad Aqeel is a symbol of Lebanese and Arab art, continuing to enrich the artistic scene in the fields of theater, cinema, and television.