Marwan Farhat

Syrian actor and voice actor

Marwan Farhat - Performers & Entertainers born March 21st, 1960
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Born in Syria, a prominent figure in television and film, specializing in voice acting and performances. Gained recognition for contributions to Arabic dubbing, particularly in adaptations of popular animated series and films. Associated with numerous successful projects, primarily in the Middle Eastern entertainment industry. Engaged in extensive work that bridged original performances and dubbed work, impacting the localization of international media in Arabic-speaking populations.

Voice-acted in the Arabic version of 'The Lion King'

Featured in the series 'Bab Al-Hara'

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