Mohammed Al-Ali
Saudi Actor and Producer
- Name: Mohammed Al-Ali
π Mohammed Al-Ali
Saudi Actor and Producer
π€ Personal Information
Full Name: Mohammed Al-Ali
Date of Birth: May 21, 1949
Place of Birth: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia πΈπ¦
Date of Death: January 3, 2002 (aged 52)
Place of Death: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Cause of Death: Respiratory illness (sudden heart attack) β€οΈπ©Ή
Burial Site: Al-Naseem Cemetery – Riyadh β°οΈ
Nationality: Saudi
Religion: Islam βͺοΈ
Languages: Arabic, English
π Early Life and Education
Raised in Riyadh after his family moved there from Hail.
Completed primary education in Saudi Arabia.
Moved to Damascus in 1955 to continue part of his elementary education, then to Cairo for middle school (3 years).
Returned to Riyadh to complete high school from 1962 to 1965.
Joined Saudi Television and later received a scholarship to study Electronic Engineering in Britain until 1970.
Worked at Saudia Airlines, and also as an English-language radio announcer. ποΈ
πΌ Professional Career
Vice Chairman of RED Company for 10 years (until 1985).
Director of Saudi Production Group until 1993.
Consultant to the Chairman of Shamil Company (1994–1996).
Dedicated himself to his own business from 1998 through:
πΉ Al-Salem Production Foundation
π¬ Artistic Debut
First TV drama: "Ustadh Hamad" (1965)
First stage play: "The Counterfeiters" (1971)
πΊ TV Series
Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise βοΈ
A Proverb’s Tale
A Proverb’s Story
Popular Proverbs
Secretary at Home π
The Other Face
Unforgettable Days
Life's Paths
The Red Tear
Osoid’s Return
Asayel
Our Children, Our Livers πΆ
Beginning of the End
Our Morals
Last of the Bunch
The Knight π
Falling Leaves π
Tales of the Wise Man
Be With Me (6 parts)
Short Tales
The Sixth Sense (guest role)
Illusion
Time and People
Family Affairs
The Mirage
With All Love, O My Homeland β€οΈ
The Palace
Folk Legends
Ice Palace βοΈ
Taste of Days
Hopes and Pains
π Stage Plays
Under the Chairs
The Counterfeiters
Doctor with a Stick π©Ί
Illusion
Grumpy Trio
Owais the Nineteenth
ποΈ Films
The Mechanic π§
ποΈ Places Named After Him
Mohammed Al-Ali Theater – Riyadh π€
π Honors and Awards
1998 – Saudi Arabia πΈπ¦: Janadriyah Festival (14th session)
1999 – Bahrain π§π: Gulf Radio & TV Festival (6th session)
Egypt πͺπ¬: Arab Pioneers Festival
ποΈ Death
Mohammed Al-Ali passed away on Thursday, 19 Shawwal 1422 AH, corresponding to January 3, 2002, due to a heart attack during sleep at his home in Riyadh. He was buried at Al-Naseem Cemetery.
