Khalel Fadil Khalel

A young Iraqi actor, the son of the distinguished Iraqi artist Fadel Khalil, born in Baghdad - Iraq 3/15/1988. He joined the Institute of Fine Arts in 2001 and obtained a diploma in theater arts in 2006. He also joined the Modern Artistic Theater Troupe. He played in plays when he was young, the role of the little ghost in [One Hundred Years of Love], he also played the voice of a child in the play [On the Heights of Love], he also played the role of (Hamlet) in a student graduation project, and he played a role in the play (Pantomime) - a student graduation project. He also directed the play (A Play on the Heights of Love) by author Falah Shaker, which was his graduation thesis from the institute. He played his first television role for television, which was the role of (Samir) in the series [Bashwat Akhir Zaman] directed by: Farouk Al-Qaisi. He then played roles in other television works, including: the role of (Ramez) in the series [The Departure] directed by: Nabil Youssef, and the role of the reporter Hossam in the series [Kalshi Mako] directed by: Khairiya Al-Mansour. And the role of (Burhan) in the series [The Unknown] directed by: Nabil Youssef, and the role of (Bland) in the series [Sara Khatoun] directed by: Salah Karam, and the role of Tariq in the series [Then 18-ish] directed by: Adnan Ibrahim, which is considered his first start. He also played the role of Issam in the series (Phobia of Baghdad) directed by: Hassan Hosni, and the role of Musa in the series (Quiet). Relative) directed by the Tunisian: Shawqi Al Majri, and the series (Summer Cloud) directed by the Syrian: Marwan Barakat. He won the Best Actor Award at the Cairo Television Festival, and also worked as a editor for many satellite channels. His sporting beginning was where he played for Al-Zawraa Sports Club in the [Cubs, Juniors and Youth] categories. He represented the [Cubs] and [Junior] football teams and played in the Asian qualifiers that were held in the Sultanate of Oman in 2002.