Said Legue

William Legue
Said William Legue
Born (1982-05-04) 4 May 1982
Gothenburg, Sweden
OccupationsActor and Script writer
Years active2003–present
WebsiteOfficial website: williamlegue.com Management: IMA International Management Agency / IMA Content

Said William Legue (born 4 May 1982)[1] is a Swedish actor and script writer of Moroccan ancestry.

A former football player, Legue's career in acting started after being injured. Since his first appearance on screen in 2003, he has undertaken roles due to his mixed background and his multilingual abilities (Arabic, French, Swedish and English). Legue has featured in more than 14 movies and 3 larger theatre sets. His stories have influenced screenwriters as well as directors and he is credited with working as a script consultant for the TV series Kniven i hjärtat as well as for the SVT production Ettor och Nollor[2], where Legue had a leading roles as Azad.[3]

As well as acting, Legue is active with FC Ibra, a futsal indoor soccer team.

Filmography

(All movies in Swedish)

Year Film Role
2006 Ditt Land Mitt Land Mohamed
2006 Moment of Clarity English seller
2008 Morgan Pålsson - världsreporter AL Benan
2009 Happ Martin
2011 Happy End Jamal
2012 Nobels testamente Police
2012 Hamilton – Men inte om det gäller din dotter Suleiman Al-Obeid
2014 Malik Samir
2014 Vaskduellen President Barack Obama
2014 Opus of an Angel Amano
2012 Theatre of Hate

TV

(All performances in Swedish)

Year TV Role
2004 Kniven i hjärtat Chico
2004 Häktet Jail superintendent
2005 En fråga om liv eller död Zino
2008 Gisslan Karim
2009 Johan Falk Dani
2011 Bron Navid
2014 Ettor och Nollor Azad

Theatre

(All performances in Swedish)

Year Production Location Role
2006 Rädslan äter själen Teater Galease Zino
2007 The good man of Szechwan Gothenburg City Theater Ma Fun
2008 Halvvägs till himlen Folkteatern Gothenburg Ibbe

References

  1. ^ Sveriges befolkning
  2. ^ Ettor och Nollor Archived 5 October 2013 at the Wayback Machine
  3. ^ Kung av Kviberg -Azad
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