Who is Haqi Ali? : 10 facts about the House Of The Dragon actor.
British-born actor, producer and screenwriter Haqi Ali stars as Maester Kelvyn in the Game of Thrones prequel series House of the Dragon.
Haqi Ali, who was born and raised in the UK city of Birmingham, recently made headlines following his involvement in the first two episodes of new show House of the Dragon.
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Who exactly is House of Dragons actor Haqi Ali?
Haqi Ali was part of St. Paul’s Youth Theater when he was younger. It was then that he discovered his love for performing and writing. Haqi Ali is from Birmingham.
Ali started his career as a stand-up comedian before starting to work in the entertainment industry. He gained recognition through his performance in the “So Your Think Your Funny Comedy Competition” at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1993.
In 2003, he also participated in the BBC program “Malai Monologues” as a comedian. In addition to this, Ali participated in The Corporate Comedy Series in 2016 for Twist and Shout Productions, where he performed as a comedian.
His passion for the stage and comedic acting helped him achieve great success, and he established his name in both stand-up comedy and acting roles. As his fame began to grow, he got the opportunity to do stand-up comedy on the BBC’s Network East.
Haqi Ali has worked in a variety of mediums including film, television and stage.
After appearing on Network East, Ali starred in a number of other TV shows including BBC Citizen Khan, Doctors and Man Like Mobeen among others.
After making guest appearances on a number of different TV shows, he has been cast in films such as Waiting for the Barbarians by Goldwyn Films, Jungleland by Paramount Pictures (with Uncle Z), Jawbone: A Netflix Original Production and Chall Mera Putt, a Bollywood Film. Not to mention the fact that Ali was a cast member of the 2004 movie Get the Picture, which won multiple awards.
The comedian has also given performances in a large number of other theaters. His most prominent theater performances include “Every Thing Must Go” (Friction Arts), “The Decent” (Midlands Actors Theatre), “Salty Waters” (Pubanat), “Fifth Cup” (Castaway Arts) and “King Lear” (RSC Open Stages).
In 2015, Haqi Ali was recognized by the BATSFF with an official Best Supporting Actor nomination for his performance in the short film Go With God as Sargent Ghasemin. The 2017 Cardiff International Film Festival awarded the short film “Go With God” the prize for best short film.
Ali is a prolific playwright and director in addition to being a talented actor, performer and comedian. In the movie Return, Ali makes his directorial debut for the first time. On top of that, the man, now 53, has work experience in the film editing industry. His editing work can be seen in the short films Mr. Creep and Tainted Love, as well as the feature film Return.
On top of that, the man, now 53, has work experience in the film editing industry. His editing work can be seen in the short films Mr. Creep and Tainted Love, as well as the feature film Return. Ali first appeared on screen as Malak in the 2021 TV series Adam, which aired before House of the Dragon.
Haqi Ali with the cast of House Of Dragon
10 facts to know about Haqi Ali
- Haqi Ali is a comedian, actor, screenwriter, producer and theater artist.
- Ali was the official 2015 BATSFF nominee for Best Supporting Actor in the short film “Go With God.”
- He plays Maester Kelvyn in the Game of Thrones prequel “House of the Dragons”.
- Born and raised in Birmingham, Ali was born in 1969 and is now 53 years old.
- Haqi Ali is 5 feet and 11 inches tall.
- Haqi Ali is a skilled air rifle shooter, badminton player, boxer and martial artist.
- Ali is also known to speak the Punjabi language.
- Although Ali was born in the UK, his ancestors belong to India.
- He has worked in the Bollywood film industry; Chall Mera Putt was her first Bollywood film.
- Ali has edited many short films, such as Mr. Creep (2014), Tainted Love (2014) and Return.
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Fast facts:
| Last name | haqi ali |
| Birth | 1969 (Now 53 years old) |
| Nationality | British |
| Ethnicity | Asian |
| Occupation | Actor, producer, screenwriter and director |
| Source of income | Acting |
| Height | 5 feet and 11 inches |
| running buddy | Rachel Gillies |
| Stand-up comedy debut | BBC Network East 1993 |
| Debut in television, film and theater | 2004 |
