Rami Jaber

Prince Rami Jaber is an international filmmaker and producer who has worked with several world-famous Hollywood actors during his career. In his last Misfits movie, Jaber acted among others with Pierce Brosnan, Tim Roth, Nick Cannon, Jamie Chung, and Hermione Corfield. Renny Harlin directs this film. Rami Jaber is living in Finland, but he also spends most of his time in Abu Dhabi, Belgium, and The United States. Movie productions often take him to different parts of the world. His family roots come from a Palestinian royal house, and that's why in front of his name is often mentioned title Prince. Rami Jaber, who once arrived in Oulu, Finland, has traveled a long time from northern Finland to Hollywood. Still, the man has always believed that after a few short films made in Oulu and California, he can describe the story of a larger budget. Now that the two-hour action film is ready for finishing. The man who moved from Oulu to Belgium due to the family's diamond business has completed The Misfits' filming, but director Renny Harlin still has a few scenes to be canned and a lot of post-production. Rami Jaber emphasizes that Finland is still dear and important to him. He calls our country home, even though he lives abroad part of the time. -I came to Finland years ago, and I have children in Finland. He justifies his regular visits to Finland. Cars and movies close to the heart As a former rally enthusiast, cars are closely associated with Rami Jaber's life. His films also seem more stunning and more powerful cars than each other. In time, Jaber also brought the gilded AMG Mercedes to Finland. Now the new project is a Porsche Macan plated with 18-carat gold. This car will also be seen in early autumn in Finland. Rami Jaber, who previously appeared in short movies with actors from the Prison Break series, now focuses only on full-length movies. Although he works as a producer, he also wants to act. -You don't have to be a master when you start, but you have to work for a career. I have already learned something about the entertainment area, as I did in the past two short movies; Two hours Two Vegas and Fate. Still, there is a lot to learn, he understands. Rami Jaber will not give up. He has the next two films in production, and both of them will take him to Hollywood and the Gulf.