Raad Rawi
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- December 31, 1969
Raad Rawi – British actor of mixed heritage (Iraqi father, Caucasian mother), born 31 December 1969 (some sources list 1970). Raised and educated primarily in Geneva, Paris, and California. Trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and a veteran of the National Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, and Royal Exchange Manchester, with four West End productions including Bombay Dreams (2002). He has been married to Kate Gartside since 1991. His most notable film roles include the Airport Security Chief in Midnight Express (1978), Aziz in Scandal (1989), Prince Thamer in The Kingdom (2007), Nathir in Traitor (2008, opposite Don Cheadle), Ahmed Zubaidi in Green Zone (2010, directed by Paul Greengrass), Fassir in Conan the Barbarian (2011), Munem in The Devil's Double (2011), Tihomir Boyanov in Spy (2015), and Gaddafi in A Private War (2018, opposite Rosamund Pike).
Filmography
- Daughter of Eden
Daughter of Eden TBA
as Mustafa
Paradise War: The Story of Bruno Manser 2019
as Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Official Secrets 2019
as Mel
A Private War 2018
as Gaddafi
The Jump 2018
as Old Michael
National Theatre Live: Salomé 2017
as Annas
Spy 2015
as Tihomir Boyanov
One Crazy Thing 2015
as Dad Veer
Mesocafé 2011
as Hushyar
Conan the Barbarian 2011
as Fassir - High Priest
The Devil's Double 2011
as Munem
Green Zone 2010
as Ahmed Zubaidi
Traitor 2008
as Nathir
The Kingdom 2007
as Prince Thamer
Nina's Heavenly Delights 2006
as Mohan Shah
A Line in the Sand 2004
as Omid Torabi
The Life of the Buddha 1998
as King Suddhodana (voice)
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father 1996
as Pater
Half the Picture 1996
as Kurd / Palestinian
Hostages 1992
as Moussavlan
Supper at Emmaus 1992
Actor
The Care of Time 1990
as Emir
Shalom Salaam 1989
as Phil Morris
Scandal 1989
as Aziz
The Trial of Klaus Barbie 1987
as Lawyer
Mona Lisa 1986
as Arab Servant
Misunderstood 1983
as Doctor
A Cotswold Death 1982
as Ahmed
Midnight Express 1978
as Airport Security Chief
Credits from TMDB.