Doghmi Larbi’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Moroccan actor
Was Actor 
From Morocco 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender male
Birth 1931, Rabat, Morocco
Death 28 October 1994, Rabat, Morocco
(aged 63 years)

Larbi Doghmi, né en 1931 à Rabat et décédé le 28 octobre 1994 à Rabat, est un acteur marocain.

Il a tourné dans de nombreux films marocains, courts et longs métrages, séries radio puis télévisées, ainsi que plusieurs doublages sonores de films indiens. Il a aussi à son actif des films internationaux comme L’Homme qui voulut être roi, tourné avec l’acteur Sean Connery.

Filmographie

  • 1955 : Le médecin malgré lui de Henry Jacques
  • 1968 : Quand mûrissent les dattes de Larbi Bennani & Abdelaziz Ramdani
  • 1975 : L’Homme qui voulut être roi de John Huston
  • 1977 : Soleil des hyènes de Ridha Behi
  • 1979 : L’Étalon noir de Caroll Ballard
  • 1980 : Noces de sang de Souheil Ben Barka
  • 1982 : Le retour de l’étalon noir de Robert Dalva
    • Brahim yach de Nabil Lahlou (en)
  • 1986 : Allan Quatermain et la cité de l’or perdu de Gary Nelson
  • 1988 : Caftan d’amour de Moumen Smihi
  • 1991 : Le vent de la toussaint de Gilles Béhat
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