
Maghnia, Algeria
Abderrahmane El Kebir (in arabic : عبد الرحمن الكبير), born February 1, 1930 in Maghnia, Algeria and died July 21, 2017 in Paris, is an Algerian actor. After a few extras, he was hired by Ali Ghalem to play the lead role in his film/documentary Mektoub, which tells the story of a young Maghrebian arriving in France in the 1970s, lost in a world he does not know. He was then assigned to the roles that French cinema attributed to Maghrebians in the 1970s and 80s: dark henchman, terrorist, grocer... Often credited El Kebir, El Kebir, Adder El Kebir, Abderrahmane El Kebir, he will accumulate throughout his career, between 1969 and 2017, more than seventy appearances in films, TV films and short films. He will work with Michel Audiard, Gérard Oury, Georges Lautner, Mathieu Kassovitz, among others... Abderrahmane El Kebir died on July 21, 2017 in Paris.

as Un bricoleur

as Le gitan
1974

as Farès Henchman
1973

as Un bricoleur
1976

as Blaïd
1993

as Le vieil homme préfecture
2017

as Farouk
1992

1973

as Militant (uncredited)
1972

as Father Malouf
1995

as Kébir
1977

1995

as Anita's upstairs neighbor
1975
as Lamine
2001

as Le vieil homme préfecture
2017

as Ahmed
2007

as Lamine
2001

as Fadel's brother
2000

as Maghribi man
1999

as Father Malouf
1995

1995

as Le gardien de l'usine
1992

as Farouk
1992

as Kada
1989

as The drinker of Boukha
1986
1983

1978

as Kébir
1977

as L'ouvrier arabe
1977

as Anita's upstairs neighbor
1975

as Farès Henchman
1973

1973

1972

as Militant (uncredited)
1972

as Ahmed
1970
as Blaïd
7 ep.