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Mohammed Jaber (b. 1945)

Birthplace:
Kuwait

Born:
January 20, 1945

Biography from TheMovieDB

Mohamed Jaber is a veteran Kuwaiti actor and writer whose career began in 1961. He rose to fame through his role as Al Aidarous in the acclaimed play Seize the Day. A pioneering figure in Kuwaiti theater, he was a long-time member of the Arab Theater Troupe before co-founding the Free Theater in 1975 with artists like Aisha Ibrahim and Abdel Aziz El Fahd. He later established the Zarzour Theater Troupe.  As a writer, Jaber is credited with several works, including the notable play The Greedy (الطماع). His influence continues to shape the Kuwaiti performing arts scene.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Writer:
1969  Mehgan Arrives Tonight
1970  The Judge Radhi
1975  Both Ends Against the Middle

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TV Performances

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TV Production

Writers' Assistant:
1993  Bumutih Yush Mutih Yatish

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