Ashraf Barhom

Ashraf Barhom, born on July 8, 1979 in Tarshiha, is an Israeli-Palestinian actor who works in both American and international film and television. With his intense presence and versatile acting skills, Ashraf Barhom has made a name for himself in demanding film and series productions.

Ashraf Barhom achieved his international breakthrough in 2005 with the leading role in Ridley Scott's epic historical drama "Kingdom of Heaven", in which he starred alongside Orlando Bloom and Liam Neeson. The role brought Ashraf Barhom worldwide attention and opened the doors to Hollywood for him. This was followed in 2007 by the leading role in Steven Spielberg's political drama "Munich", which addressed the events following the 1972 Olympic Games. In the US series "Tyrant" (2014-2016), Ashraf Barhom took on one of the main roles and demonstrated over three seasons his ability to embody complex characters with emotional depth.

Ashraf Barhom made further significant appearances in productions such as "Agora" (2009) by Alejandro Amenábar, as well as in various international television series that showcased his range as an actor. His work is characterized by the authentic portrayal of multi-layered characters, often caught in the tension of cultural and political conflicts.

The German dubbing voice of Ashraf Barhom is Tayfun Bademsoy, who lends the actor the appropriate voice in German-speaking regions with his distinctive timbre.