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Firass Dirani is an Australian actor of Lebanese descent, known for his roles in Underbelly, House Husbands and SAS Australia. He was born in Sydney in 1983 and graduated from St Paul's Grammar School in 2002.
Firass Dirani is an award-winning actor and director who has starred in Australian and American films and TV shows. He is known for his roles in Underbelly, Hacksaw Ridge, Pitch Black and House Husbands.
Firass Dirani is an Australian actor who has starred in TV shows such as Underbelly and House Husbands, and movies such as Hacksaw Ridge and Pitch Black. He was born in Blacktown in 1984 and studied acting in Sydney and New York.
Listen to Firass Dirani, the star of 'Underbelly: The Golden Mile' and 'Hacksaw Ridge', share his insights and experiences in the world of entertainment. Learn about his achievements,...
Firass Dirani (born 1984) is an Australian film and television actor known for his roles of Nick Russell, the Red Mystic Ranger on Power Rangers Mystic Force, Charlie in the 2009 Australian film The Combination, and as John Ibrahim on the 2010 series Underbelly: The Golden Mile.
Birthday: Apr 29, 1984. Birthplace: Blacktown, New South Wales, Australia. Highest rated movies. Hacksaw Ridge. Escape and Evasion. Pitch Black. Last Dance. The Marine. Explore the filmography of...
Nov 30, 2010 · Like John Ibrahim, the man he became famous for playing, Firass Dirani is a Lebanese-Australian go-getter who's risen from his humble beginnings. Choosing His Path. “I was born in Blacktown and grew up in Werrington [hardscrabble suburbs in the outer west of Sydney]. My family owned a shop.
Oct 29, 2012 · Australian-Lebanese actor Firass Dirani speaks to SBS reporter Michelle Hanna about his role in 'Last Dance,' a confronting movie on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
