Ramy Zada

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Ramy Zada (born February 1, 1958 in Los Angeles , California ) is an American actor. In Germany he became famous for his role as judge Nicholas "Nick" Marshall in the television series The Conspirators .

Life

Ramy Zada ​​grew up in the San Fernando Valley , California. During his school days he played several sports and wanted to be a professional footballer or an architect . He later discovered his love for film and decided to study it. He attended California State University, Northridge and worked on the side in manual professions. He later graduated from film school and graduated in film directing and production. He decided not to study any further, but instead took on his first smaller roles.

Zada is a co-founder and co-director of the Waiver Theater in Los Angeles. The theater was one of the most respected theaters to be financed with equity. Zada was involved in the construction.

In addition to his engagements in the theater and smaller roles, Zada ​​had a catering company that mainly supplied theaters. His performance in the theater earned him a role at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven , Connecticut .

In 1988, Zada ​​played one of his first guest roles in Miami Vice . In 1991 he got the lead role in the new television series The Conspirators . After just one season, he gave up the role again. As a result, he continued to play guest roles in series and was also seen on theaters in various cities.

In addition to his acting activities, he works in the real estate business. He buys and sells houses in Los Angeles.

Ramy Zada ​​lives with his wife in Los Angeles.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1988: Miami Vice (TV series, episode 4x16)
  • 1989: After Midnight
  • 1989: A Blessed Team ( Father Dowling Mysteries , TV series, episode 1x05–1x06)
  • 1990: No Baby on Board (Funny about Love)

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