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Omid Djalili ( Persian: امید جلیلی; born 30 September 1965) is an Iranian-British actor, comedian, and writer. Early life and education. Djalili was born on 30 September 1965 in Chelsea, London, to Iranian Baháʼí parents.
An actor and stand up comedian, born in London to Iranian parents of the Baha'i faith. He studied English and Theatre Studies. He recently starred in the Netflix Global drama The Letter for the King (2020) as Sir Fantumar and the HBO/BBC series His Dark Materials (2019).
I am proud to stand with them. IN THE 44 YEAR HISTORY of Iran’s “Islamic” Republic, one of the most heinous acts it has ever committed – from a preposterously large number to choose from – took place in the late hours of the 18th of June, 1983, when 10 Bahá’í women in Shiraz were hanged on the charge of refusing to renounce their religious beliefs.
Nov 17, 2018 · Omid Djalili - There Will Never Be a Female Pope.
OMID DJALILI is an actor/ comedian who spends most of his time trying to keep his weight down by yoyo dieting and playing football in West London still hoping to get spotted by Brentford...
Nov 7, 2008 · Ever heard the one about the jeordie woman who woke up one day with a Jamaican accent? Omid Djalili has all the details in this funny video from his one man BBC stand up show.
An actor and stand up comedian, born in London to Iranian parents of the Baha'i faith. He studied English and Theatre Studies. He recently starred in the Netflix Global drama The Letter for the King (2020) as Sir Fantumar and the HBO/BBC series His Dark Materials (2019).
OMID DJALILI, an award-winning British-Iranian actor/comedian, has featured in films including ‘The Mummy,’ ‘Gladiator,’ ‘Spy Game,’ ‘Modigliani’ and ‘Pirates Caribbean III.’ He’s co-starred with Whoopi Goldberg in her US sitcom ‘Whoopi.’
Stand-up star Omid Djalili has said grappling with the difficulties of performing during the Covid-19 pandemic has made him "a better comedian". With comedy venues across the nation closed,...
Omid Djalili - Comedy. 4,223 likes · 172 talking about this. So hysterically funny, poignant and powerful that calling it stand-up comedy barely does it justice — Huffington Post.
