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Tarek Bishara is an American actor and producer of Arab descent. He has appeared in films such as The Tale, Time Out of Mind, and The Emoji Movie, and TV shows such as FBI, Bull, and Madam Secretary.
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Tarek Bishara is an actor who has starred in films, TV shows and theater productions. He was born in Brooklyn, New York, and has appeared in roles in The FINAL CUT, TAPE, AMERICAN TERRORIST, MARJOUN and the FLYING HEADSCARF, THE TALE, and more. He also voiced characters in THE EMOJI MOVIE and voiced two characters in the animated series MARJOUN and the FLYING HEADSCARF.
Oct 7, 2011 · Tarek Bishara is a Palestinian-American actor who changed his name to Thom Bishops to get roles in Hollywood. He shares his story of how he faced racism, stereotypes, and threats from producers and casting directors after 9/11. He also talks about his roles in The Final Cut, The Siege, and Homeland.
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Jul 17, 2020 · Tarek Bishara plays Aabid, the Lebanese-American teen's father who is in prison for terrorism charges in this film by Susan Youssef. The film explores the themes of ethnic identity, cultural clash, and sexual abuse through Marjoun's eyes. The film is a stop-start drama with uneven pacing and inconsistent characterization.
Mar 26, 2020 · As Lux, Tarek Bishara is like David Strathairn playing a bad ’70s soap opera actor moonlighting as a porn stud. Lux may be a cad, but he’s not dumb. He’s a kind of Method perv who comes on as...
Tarek Bishara. Actor, Producer. Born in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA. In 2020 Tarek played lead roles in Dir. Deborah Kampmeier's film TAPE opposite Isabelle Fuhrman, AMERICAN TERRORIST, scripted by Black List finalist, John Buffalo Mailer, as well as Susan Youssef's second feature, MARJOUN and the FLYING HEADSCARF.
Tarek Bishara is an American actor and voice artist born in Brooklyn, New York. He has appeared in movies such as The Emoji Movie, Tape, and Freud's Last Session, and TV shows such as NCIS, FBI, and Madam Secretary.
