The Battle of Algiers - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Battle of Algiers"
La battaglia di Algeri (1966)
Timing: 2:2 (122 min)
The Battle of Algiers - TMDB rating
7.881/10
877
The Battle of Algiers - Kinopoisk rating
7.613/10
3906
The Battle of Algiers - IMDB rating
8.1/10
75000

Actors and characters

Photo Brahim Hadjadj #119234Photo Brahim Hadjadj #119235

Brahim Hadjadj

Brahim Hadjadj
Character Ali La Pointe
Photo Jean Martin #109239

Jean Martin

Jean Martin
Character Colonel Philippe Mathieu

Yacef Saadi

Yacef Saadi
Character El-Hadi Jaffar
Fusia El Kader
Character Halima
Mohamed Ben Kassen
Character Petit Omar
Photo Larbi Zekkal #267278Photo Larbi Zekkal #342958
Larbi Zekkal
Character Combattant FLN
Photo Rouiched #259724Photo Rouiched #341199

Rouiched

Rouiched
Character The Drunk Man (uncredited)
Nour-Eddine Brahimi
Character Responsable FLN
Si Mohamed Baghdadi
Character Larbi Ben M'hidi
Photo Abderrahmane Brahimi #259725

Abderrahmane Brahimi

Abderrahmane Brahimi
Character Le Marié de la Casbah
Photo Fatiha Djoudi #259726

Fatiha Djoudi

Fatiha Djoudi
Character La Mariée de la Casbah
Photo Franco Moruzzi #124546
Franco Moruzzi
Character Mahmoud (uncredited)
Tomasso Neri
Character Captain Dubois
Samia Kerbash
Character Fathia
Ugo Paletti
Character Captain
Gene Wesson
Character (uncredited)

What's left behind the scenes

  • The film is based on the memoir book by Yazev Saadi — one of the leaders of the National Liberation Front, who produced the film and played himself in it.
  • In France, the film was considered propaganda and banned from screening until the end of the decade.
  • The realistic depiction of the partisan movement made "The Battle of Algiers" a favorite film of various radical terrorist groups, including Andreas Baader (one of the founders and leaders of the German far-left terrorist organization "Red Army Faction") and the "Black Panthers" (an American far-left organization of African Americans whose goal was to promote the civil rights of the Black population).
  • At the beginning of the American invasion of Iraq, a screening of the film was organized at the Pentagon as a documentary of guerrilla warfare in an Arab metropolis.
  • The realistic depiction of the guerrilla movement made "The Battle of Algiers" a favorite film of various radical terrorist groups, including Andreas Baader (one of the founders and leaders of the German far-left terrorist organization "Red Army Faction") and the "Black Panthers" (an American far-left organization of Black people aiming to promote the civil rights of the Black population).
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