Lebanese-British actress Razane Jammal has received wide praise for her role in Netflix series 'The Sandman'. Getty Images
Razane Jammal as Lyta Hall in 'The Sandman'. Photo: Netflix
Vanesu Samunyai as Rose Walker and Razane Jammal as Lyta Hall in 'The Sandman'. Photo: Netflix
Lloyd Everitt as Hector Hall and Razane Jammal as Lyta Hall in 'The Sandman'. Photo: Netflix
'For me, it was a challenge to understand Maggie, and to love her, and I did,' Jammal says of her character in the show. Photo: Netflix
Razane Jammal starred as Salama in the Emirati horror directed by Tobe Hooper which premiered at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival in 2013. Photo: ADFF
Jammal with Khalid Laith as an Emirati couple facing supernatural beings in their new home in 'Djinn'. Photo: Imagination Abu Dhabi
In 2020 Razane Jammal starred in in Netflix's first Arabic original series 'Paranormal' based on the hugely successful book series by Ahmed Khalid Tawfik. Photo: Netflix
Razane Jammal starred as Maggie Mckillop along side Ahmed Amin, who plays the show's central character, Dr Refaat Ismail is caught in an uncomfortable love triangle while facing paranormal activities in 1960s Egypt. Photo: Netflix
Razane Jammal as Emily, a British aristocrat, in 'Kira & el Gin' Based on 1919, the novel by Egyptian writer Ahmed Mourad, and directed by Marwan Hamed. Photo: Mad Solutions
The action drama chronicles the 1919 revolution against the British occupation of Egypt and Sudan and sees two men Ahmed Abdel Hai Kira and Abdel Qader Al Jin as team up to fight against the occupation. Photo: Mad Solutions
