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Nasrdin Dchar (born 5 November 1978 [1] [2]) is a Moroccan-Dutch actor and presenter. Career. Dchar has acted in many theatre productions. His first important television appearance was in Cut, a popular youth series of BNN.
Nasrdin Dchar was born on 5 November 1978 in Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. He is an actor and director, known for Rabat (2011), De 12 van Oldenheim (2017) and Sorry (2012).
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Nasrdin Dchar has been proven to be a truly remarkable actor, showcasing his incredible talent to both the big and small screen, as well as on stage. His performance in Rabat (2011) was so powerful that it earned him a Dutch Academy Award (Golden Calf) and a Rembrandt Award nomination for Best Actor.
Nasrdin Dchar on embracing difference and chasing dreams - Atelier Munro. It was anything but a matter of course, that award-winning Moroccan-Dutch actor Nasrdin Dchar would be where he is today – a well-respected performer and an important voice advocating for tolerance and equality.
Nasrdin Dchar is a Moroccan-Dutch actor and presenter. Dchar has acted in many theatre productions. His first important television appearance was in Cut, a popular youth series of BNN. He is also seen in soap opera Onderweg naar Morgen, Eddy Terstall's Mannenharem and as a lead character in drama series VARA Deadline. He also presents AVRO 'Op ...
The Golden Hour: With Nasrdin Dchar, Ellen Parren, Nabil Mallat, Abbas Fasaei. A Dutch detective of Afghan descent, Mardik gets the information stating that his childhood friend Faysal is in the Netherlands.
