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Aziz Dadas
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29 known credits
1.3 popularity score 59 years
Biography
About Aziz Dadas
Aziz Dadas is a Moroccan actor who was born in Casablanca.
His beginnings were accompanied by comedian Said Naciri, where he worked with him in a series of works such as Al-Rubib, Al-Awni. He played with the Wolves, the Hook, and then continued to appear in the successful Moroccan series Hour in Hell, First channel. However, his reputation when he participated in the Moroccan comedy film led the way to Kabul. He also appeared in a series of two steel in Clez in 2017.
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His beginnings were accompanied by comedian Said Naciri, where he worked with him in a series of works such as Al-Rubib, Al-Awni. He played with the Wolves, the Hook, and then continued to appear in the successful Moroccan series Hour in Hell, First channel. However, his reputation when he participated in the Moroccan comedy film led the way to Kabul. He also appeared in a series of two steel in Clez in 2017.
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Aziz Dadas across film and television
29credited titles
19movie credits
10TV credits
2006–2026screen career span
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