Talal Al-Jardi demands honoring Rami Hanna

Lebanese artist Talal Al-Jardi sent a message of reproach to the Murex D'Or administration because it did not honor Syrian director Rami Hanna for the series “A Amal” despite honoring most of the work team.

Talal Al-Jardi demands honoring Rami Hanna Al-Jardi wrote in a story on Instagram: “‘Amal’ directed by Rami Hanna won the best award, best actress and actor, best actress and actor in supporting roles, best writer, and best work. Doesn’t Rami Hanna deserve the best director award, even if he shared it with another director?”

He added: "I say this as a reproach, not to outbid anyone, God forbid. In any case, thank you, Rami Hanna, for the effort you made."

This post received a great deal of interaction from the audience, who praised Al-Jardi’s morals and his position in providing the necessary support to his colleague. He also received great praise after the Murex d’Or ceremony because of the speech he gave on stage.

Talal Al-Jardi's brilliance and success It is noteworthy that Talal received the Best Film Award during the ceremony for the film “Land of Illusion” as the best Lebanese film of the year 2024.

Talal Al-Jardi excelled in the series “The Agent”, in which he played a distinguished role as Brigadier General Khalil. The audience praised his performance of the character, demanding that he not be absent from such distinguished works.

Who is Rami Hanna? Rami Hanna is a Syrian actor and director born in 1970. He began his artistic career after graduating from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1997. He became famous when he was given the opportunity with director Hatem Ali in the series “The Four Seasons”, where he was a new face in Syrian drama, to participate after that in several important works such as “The Palestinian Exodus”, “Ghfran”, “Big Dreams”, “Red Lipstick Pen” and many others. He also directed a group of works including “Tomorrow We Meet”, “Tango”, “Narcissus Flower” and the last of them is “A’mal”.