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Jamel Madani Lifestyle, Biographie, Age, Mariage, Famille & Informations
Jamel Madani is one of the best Tunisian actors, brother of actor Mohamed Ali Madani. A great lover of literature and music, he participated in several films and series.
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Who is Jamel Madani?
Jamel Madani (Arabic: جمال المداني) is a Tunisian actor born in 1963 in Tunis. He attended primary school in Bab Saadoun and then secondary school at Ibnou-Dhiaf high school in La Manouba. Jamel Madani interrupts them to become an artist.
Crazy about literature and music, Jamel participates in cultural workshops organized at the youth center in his neighborhood. At the age of 18, he joined the Maison de la culture Ibn-Rachiq to do theater under the direction of Mustapha Chérif and with Jamel Sassi and he too became an actor. In 1983, he joined the Association of Elders of the School of Arab Theater and its theater workshops, before joining the group Al Amal Al Masrahi alongside Mohamed Gharbi, director, and Ikram Azzouz, one of the figures of Tunisian theater .
Lifestyle, Biography, Age, Marriage, Family & Information
Jamel Madani Lifestyle & Information
| Real name | Jamel Madani |
| Nickname | Jamel Madani |
| Profession | Actor |
| Date of Birth | 1963 |
| Age | 59 |
| Conjoint | N\A |
Personal data
| place of birth | Tunis |
| Astrological sign | N\A |
| Nationality | Tunisian |
| Studies | secondary he interrupts them to become an artist |
| Carrier start | 1981 |
| Religion | Muslim |
| Hobbies | N\A |
| Political party | N\A |
Family & Marriage
| Dad | N\A |
| Mother | N\A |
| Sisters/Brothers | Mohamed Ali Madani |
| Situation matrimoniale | N\A |
| Buddy | N\A |
| Enfant | N\A |
Private life and career
Throughout his professional career Jamel Madani has made several films and plays.
He joined the Tunisian National Theater in 1988 under the direction of Mohamed Driss and managed the play Al Aâouada by Fadhel Jaziri and Fadhel Jaïbi. He took up a few small roles, in Dom Juan by Molière and Le Cadavre encerclé by Kateb Yacine. In 2010 and 2011, he created his first one-man show, Khouya Libre.
In 1993, he took his first steps in television playing in the soap opera Warda directed by Hamadi Arafa then in Amwaj by Slaheddine Essid in 1994. In 2002, he played in Itr Al Ghadhab (The Perfume of Anger) by Habib Mselmani and , in 2004, in Hissabat w Aqabat before playing in Maktoub, Chobbik Lobbik and Pour les beaux yeux de Catherine.
Career & Timeline
Filmography
Feature films
- 1991: Diamond dust by Mahmoud Ben Mahmoud and Fadhel Jaïbi
- 2000 : The Season of the Men of Moufida Tlatli
- 2002: Khorma de Gilani Saadi
- 2002: Ridha Béhi’s Magic Box
- 2003: The Odyssey of Brahim Babai
- 2008: Cinecittà by Ibrahim Letaïef
- 2010: End of December of Moez Kamoun
- 2012: Bitter Patience by Nasreddine Shili
- 2013: Child of the Sun by Taïeb Louhichi
- 2014: Dicta Shot by Mokhtar Ladjimi
- 2015 : Narcisse by Sonia Chamkhi
Short films
- 1998 : Mohamed Damak at Festin
- 2004 : Visa d’Ibrahim Letaïef
- 2006: Conversations of Mohamed Kais Zaied
- 2007: Essket of Faten Hafnaoui
- 2007: Ashraf Laamar’s Eid Night
- 2008 : Borderline by Sonia Chamkhi
- 2008: The Cemetery Dance by Moncef Ben Mrad
- 2009: The Last Wagon of Sarra Abidi
- 2012 : Late Spring de Zachary Kerschberg
- 2015: The Purple House by Selim Gribâa
- 2015: Credit fly by Amir Gueddiche
Television
- 1993: Warda
- 1994 : Amwe
- 1995: Al Hasad
- 2002: Itr Al Ghadhab
- 2004: Hissabat w Aqabat
- 2005: Halloula w Sallouma
- 2005-2006: Choufli Hal
- 2006: Ouled Elyoum
- 2008-2009: Maktoub
- 2008 : Bin Ethneya
- 2011: Tawla w Kressi
- 2012: For Catherine’s Beautiful Eyes
- 2012 : The Icha Fan
- 2012 : Chobbik Lobbik
- 2013: Njoum Ellil (season 4)
- 2013-2014: Camera Café
- 2014-2015 : School
- 2014-2015: Naouret El Hawa
- 2014-2015 : Bent Omha
- 2015: The Risk
- 2015: Dar Elozzab
- 2016: The President
- 2016: Nsibti Laaziza (season 6)
- 2016-2017 : Flashback
- 2016 : Bolice 2.0
- 2017: Lumberyard
- 2018 : Ali Chouerreb de Madih Belaïd et Rabii Tekali : Fethi Zourriaa
- 2018: Elli Like Like
- 2021 : Ken Ya Makenech : Khofech
- 2022: Hab Lemlouk
Theater
- 1999: Bahja, directed by Mohamed Mounir Argui
- 2000: Mharem, directed by Mohamed Mounir Argui
- 2003: Mourad III, text by Habib Boularès and direction by Mohamed Driss
- 2004: Dignified death, after Death of a traveling salesman by Arthur Miller, adapted in Tunisian dialect by Mohamed Driss and directed by Neil Fleckman
- 2005: Oedipus the tyrant, directed by Noureddine El Ati
- 2006: Bodies hostages, text by Jalila Baccar and direction by Fadhel Jaïbi
- 2009: Mistake 2 typing, text and direction by Houssem Sahli
- 2009: Rajel ou Mraa, mise en scene de Mohamed Driss
- 2009: Ashab, text by Lassaad Ben Hassine and direction by Jamel Sassi
- 2009: Le Testament, text by Awled Ahmed and directed by Chedly Arfaoui
- 2013: Arrahib Ibn Alaghlab or Le Terrible Ibrahim II, text by Abdelkader Latifi and direction by Mounir Argui
- 2014 : Rihet Erriha de Jamel Sassi
- 2014: Jamel Madani’s Chairs
- 2015: Tounes d’Ahmed Amine Ben Saad
- 2015: Bourga by Jamel Sassi, based on the play Huis clos by Jean-Paul Sartre