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Aharon Ipalé

Aharon Ipalé was an Israeli actor known for his roles in American and British film and television, including Pharaoh Seti I in The Mummy.

1941 to 2016Pharaoh Seti I in The MummyJoshua in Moses the LawgiverAmerican television guest roles

Aharon Ipalé
Born
27 December 1941, Morocco
Died
27 June 2016, Sheba Medical Center
Occupation
actor, film actor, television actor, stage actor

Aharon Ipalé was born in 1941 in Morocco

Ipalé was born in Morocco in 1941 and moved with his family to the Land of Israel as a child. After serving in the Israeli army, he went to London to study acting at a theater school.

He started out in British television and theater, and he appeared in Fiddler on the Roof in 1971. He played Joshua in the British mini-series Moses the Lawgiver alongside Burt Lancaster. That role drew attention from Hollywood and led to work in the United States.

In the United States he appeared in many television series, including Hawaii Five-O, Kojak, Dynasty, Knight Rider and MacGyver. His films included Raid on Entebbe, Ishtar and Charlie Wilson's War. He played Pharaoh Seti I in The Mummy and The Mummy Returns, and in Israel he acted in Gesher Tzar Me'od.

He returned to live in Israel in 2012 after decades in London and Los Angeles. He died of cancer at Sheba Medical Center in 2016 and was survived by a daughter.

Aharon Ipalé's life in 10 milestones

  1. 1941

    Born in Morocco.

  2. 1971

    Appeared in Fiddler on the Roof.

  3. 1973

    Played Joshua in the mini-series Moses the Lawgiver.

  4. 1977

    Appeared in Raid on Entebbe.

  5. 1985

    Acted in the Israeli film Gesher Tzar Me'od.

  6. 1987

    Co-starred in the film Ishtar.

  7. 1999

    Played the Pharaoh in The Mummy.

  8. 2007

    Appeared in Charlie Wilson's War.

  9. 2012

    Returned to live in Israel.

  10. 2016

    Died of cancer.

Aharon Ipalé served in the military

He served in the Israeli army before going to London to study acting.

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Based on English Wikipedia, Aharon Ipalé and Hebrew Wikipedia, אהרן איפלה, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.

Photograph: Real TV Films, CC BY-SA 2.0

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