Nabil Mallat

Nabil's path to acting was unconventional. While working in a clothing store, he was discovered by a talent scout, which led him into the world of acting. As a self-taught, versatile actor of Moroccan and Lebanese descent, born and raised in Belgium, Nabil has made a significant impression on the international acting scene since his debut in the short film Broeders, directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah. His autodidactic approach has allowed him to immerse himself fully in the art of acting, learning through observation and experience.
With each role he took on, Nabil refined his skills, demonstrating his versatility and range as an actor. Throughout his career, he has appeared in various film and television productions, including roles in Casting Call, Cool Abdoul, and Rafaël. His performances have received acclaim and earned him nominations for prestigious awards. Notably, Nabil's portrayal in Cool Abdoul earned him an Ensor Award, and his work in both Cool Abdoul and Rafaël garnered recognition and accolades in Morocco.
Recently, Nabil has made an impression with his performances in series such as The Golden Hour, where he portrayed Rayan; Déjà Vu – Alles is Voorbestemd, where he played Samir; and Juliet, in which he takes on the role of Jamal Haout.
Outside of his acting career, Nabil enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with younger generations. He imparts his passion for acting and guides aspiring artists in their artistic development.