Razane Jammal is a Lebanese-British actress and model who has successfully built a global career spanning from the Middle East to Hollywood. Born in Beirut, she discovered her passion for acting at age six and began her professional career in television commercials at fifteen. At eighteen, she moved to London to pursue a degree in Business at King's College London, while simultaneously honing her acting skills through intensive workshops. Her international breakout role came in 2010 as Lana Jarrar in the Golden Globe-winning miniseries "Carlos," directed by Olivier Assayas. This was followed by notable international projects, including Kanye West's short film "Cruel Summer," which screened at the Cannes Film Festival, and the thriller "A Walk Among the Tombstones" alongside Liam Neeson. Jammal gained widespread recognition in the Arab world for her role as Maggie in Netflix's first Egyptian original series, "Paranormal" (2020), based on the novels by Ahmed Khaled Tawfik. She further solidified her international presence by portraying Lyta Hall in the acclaimed Netflix adaptation of the DC Comics series, "The Sandman." In Arab drama, she captivated audiences with her leading role as Sara in the hit 2023 series "Al Thaman" (The Price), an adaptation of a Turkish drama that achieved record viewership.

Razane Jammal achieved massive success in Arab drama with her leading role as Sara in the 2023 series "Al Thaman" (The Price). The show became a regional phenomenon, topping viewership charts in over 43 countries and solidifying her stardom across the Arab world with her compelling portrayal of a single mother facing immense challenges. [17, 18] Internationally, her role as Lyta Hall in the Netflix series "The Sandman" marked a significant milestone, integrating her into the DC Comics universe in a critically and commercially successful global production. This role introduced her to a wider audience and showcased her ability to handle complex characters in major fantasy franchises. [2, 3, 4] In Egyptian cinema, Jammal co-starred in the historical epic "Kira & El Gin" (2022), directed by Marwan Hamed. The film became one of the highest-grossing movies in Egyptian history. Her performance as Emily, a British aristocrat sympathetic to the Egyptian revolution, was widely praised. [1, 12, 20] Beyond acting, Jammal has established herself as a prominent figure in the fashion industry. She has served as a brand ambassador for prestigious global brands, including Chanel. In 2023, she was appointed the first regional ambassador for Dior in the Middle East, followed by an ambassadorship with Cartier in 2024. [17, 29, 31]

Razane Jammal studied Business at King's College London in the United Kingdom. In addition to her formal degree, she attended intensive summer acting workshops in Paris, Los Angeles, and New York to develop her performance skills. [1, 13]