Yazan Al Khalil is a Syrian actor, born in Damascus on December 6, 1988. He graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus in 2011. His professional acting career began in 2012 with a role as Captain Adham in the second season of the series "Al-Wilada min al-Khasira: Sa'at al-Jamr." He quickly gained attention for his talent, achieving widespread recognition after his performance in the 2013 series "Sukar Wasat." Al Khalil has built a successful television career, excelling in diverse roles across social dramas, historical series, and traditional Damascene settings. His notable works include the second part of "Al Gharbal," where he played the character Saber, as well as the multi-season series "Atr Al-Sham," "Khatoon," "Souq Al-Harir," "Brokar," "Ala Safeeh Sakhen," "Haret Al-Qubba," and "Ma Waqf Al Tanfeeth." His work extends beyond television to include cinema, with roles in the short film "Habl Surri" directed by Laith Hajjo and the feature film "Searching for Juliet." He has also appeared on stage in the play "Bar in Hamra Street." On a personal level, Yazan Al Khalil has been married to Syrian actress Hala Rajab, his former classmate, since 2014. The couple has a son named Taim, born in July 2021.

Yazan Al Khalil had a strong career launch with his roles in the 2013 series "Yasmine Atiq" and "Sukar Wasat," both directed by Al Muthana Sobh. These early roles established him as a prominent young face in Syrian drama and showcased his convincing acting abilities. He gained significant prominence for his role as "Saber" in the second part of the popular period drama "Al Gharbal," which is considered one of his most important roles. He also participated in several other successful Damascene series such as "Khatoon" and the four-part "Atr Al-Sham," solidifying his presence in this widely popular genre. He has formed successful on-screen partnerships with his wife, actress Hala Rajab, in several productions, notably "Sukar Wasat," "Hara'er," and "Nas Min Waraq." These artistic collaborations have added a unique dimension to their careers and have been well-received by audiences.

Graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus, Syria in 2011.