Mostéfa Stiti
May 7, 1943 - Ksar El Boukhari, Algérie
Mostéfa Stiti (Arabic: مصطفى ستيتي), is a Franco-Algerian actor born May 7, 1943 in Ksar el Boukhari, Algeria. He is known for his roles in film, television and voice acting. He has been married to Marie Pierre since May 7, 1973, and they have one child.
Mostéfa Stiti began his career in cinema in 1977 with the film Plus ça va, minus ça va by Michel Vianey, where he played the role of Salah, then Hassan Terro in 1968, by Mohammed Lakhdar-Hamina. He followed this with several roles in films such as Judith Therpauve (1978), On Éfface Tout (1978), and La Bourgeoise et le Loubard (1979). Over the years, his face became familiar on both shores of the Mediterranean. He played in successful films like L’Entourloupe (1980) by Gérard Pirès, Surexposé (1983), Le Bonheur A Encore Frappé (1986), De Hollywood à Tamanrasset (1990) by Mahmoud Zemmouri. In addition to her film career, Mostéfa Stiti also has a significant presence on television. He plays in series and TV films such as Fruits and Vegetables (1994), C’est Cool (1996). He is particularly known for his role as Ahmed Nasri in the popular series Plus Belle La Vie (2005).
Mostéfa Stiti is also an accomplished voice actor. He has lent his voice to numerous characters in animated films and series. Some of his best-known voice acting work includes roles in Zarafa (2012) and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007).
