Uri Gavriel
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Uri Gavriel (Hebrew: אורי גבריאל) is an Israeli theater, film and television actor. Winner of the Ophir Award and Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2005 as Best Actor in film What a Wonderful Place.
The Syrian Bride
(Simon)
Stones
(Meir)
The Delta Force
(George Berri)
Dead End
(Crew Member)
Little Simico's Great Fantasy
(Jacky)
Prison Heat
(Saladin)
The Kingdom
(Izz Al Din)
Black Jack
(Casino Manager)
Blink of an Eye
(Izmir)
Byzantium
(Savella)
The Attack
(Captain Moshe)
Big Shots
(Sammy Ben-Tovim)
The Human Shield
(Tanzi)
Second Tour
(Lior)
What a Wonderful Place
(Franco)
Max and Morris
(Max)
Cock Fight
(Marziano)
The Ballad of the Weeping Spring
Shuly's Fiance
The Quarry
(Nissim Levy)
Lovesick on Nana Street
Desperado Square
(Aron 'Gabardine')
Ana Arabia
(Hassan)
Anna
Forced Witness
(Gabi)
Don't Wait for Me
(Yossi Sallam)
Deadly Heroes
(Captain Abou)
American Cyborg: Steel Warrior
(Leech)
Jaffa
The Dark Knight Rises
(Blind Prisoner)
The Band's Visit
(Avrum)
Farewell Baghdad
(Abu Edouar)
One Week and a Day
(Refael)
Arabian Nights: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Mary Magdalene
(Philip)
Miral
(Interrogating Officer)
Escape: Human Cargo
(Khalid)
Herod Islands
(Carmi)
Iron Eagle II
(Georgi Koshkin)
Riding the Edge
(Hassan)
Tel Aviv Stories
Short Stories About Love
Hanna K.
(Airport Barman)
The Ambassador
(Assad)
The Finest Hour
(Commander)
The Mummy Lives
(Tomb Guard)
Cabaret Total
House of Saddam
(Ali Hassan Al Majid)
HaHevre HaTovim
(Moshe Elkayam)
Jaffa Pictures
(סולומון)
Mouna
(Eli (Yaniv's father))
Beauty and the Baker
(Uri Gavriel)
The Good Cop
(Isaac)
Hit & Run
(Avram Azulay)
The Spy
(Sheikh Majid Al Ard)