Kamel Laadaili

Kamel Laadaili was born on Aug 10, 1976 in France. Kamel Laadaili's big-screen debut came with Une petite zone de turbulences directed by Alfred Lot in 2009, strarring Employé Philippe (as Kamel Bahaj).

He is the eldest of seven children of parents of Moroccan origin. After studying law, he follows a journalist by training within the Hachette Filipacchi Médias group from 2002, seven years of scoops and gossip, which end in the direction of the photo service. In 2008, he joined the Studio Pygmalion, a coaching structure of actors where he discovered the pleasure of acting.He learned his craft by making appearances in film and television before writing (with Maddouri Wad) to stage and play his first one-man-SHOW1, FMyLife in 2011 at the Theatre Montmartre Galabru . He then picks up substantial film roles, including The Disintegration Philippe Faucon presented at 68th Venise2 festival, Paulette Jerome Enrico Des Apaches or Nassim Amaouche, but also in television series such as Mafiosa and Transporter.In 2001, at Oissery in Seine-et-Marne, city where he spent his youth, he became France champion amateur kickboxing, super heavy category and receives for this title Medal of the National Assembly.