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    Osamah Sami is an Australian stage and screen actor, writer, and stand-up comedian, born in Iran of Iraqi origin. He is known for his book Good Muslim Boy, and the film Ali's Wedding.

  3. In the case of the new Australian movie Ali's Wedding, Osamah Sami had to play down some of his real life experiences when making the autobiographical film.

  4. Osamah Sami is an award-winning Australian actor, writer, and comedian of Iraqi origin. He recently starred in Sundance Film Festival Opening Night and Audience Award Winning film 'Shayda', in which his performance earned him his second Australian Academy (AACTA) Award nomination for Best Lead Actor.

    • March 10, 1983
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    Osamah Sami is an award-winning Australian actor, writer, and comedian of Iraqi origin. He recently starred in Sundance Film Festival Opening Night and Audience Award Winning film 'Shayda', in which his performance earned him his second Australian Academy (AACTA) Award nomination for Best Lead Actor.

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  6. Sep 22, 2023 · For Islamic actor Osamah Sami, playing a villain, being invisible or being mistaken for a terrorist has been par for the course. He’s leading a charge to change all that. Tim Elliott. September 22, 2023. Osamah Sami’s career has often involved pushing to create more complex roles – one attempt led to a fatwa for playing a gay character.

  7. Feb 23, 2024 · - ABC News. VIDEO: Osamah Sami, 'House of Gods' writer, co-creator & actor talks about his work on the production. Posted Fri 23 Feb 2024 at 3:07am. Watch. 6m. 'House of Gods' is a 6 part ABC TV drama series set in Western Sydney that follows the lives of an ambitious Iraqi Australian family. More on:

  8. You’d think if anyone was a candidate for an identity crisis, it would be actor Osamah Sami, but he seems to be holding together rather well. Our conversation, which ranges across many of the problems facing the Muslim community in Australia today, is serious without becoming sombre.