Aml Ameen

Aml Ameen is an accomplished actor, writer, and director, known for his diverse roles from civil rights leaders to complex contemporary characters, making him a compelling presence for entertainment and cultural brand collaborations. After a notable performance with Michael Jackson at the 1996 BRIT Awards, Aml Ameen went on to establish himself as a versatile actor, writer, and director. He further honed his craft through formal acting training at the Barbara Speake Stage School in London and appeared in West End productions including Oliver! and Jolson.

Ameen’s early television career included roles in BBC’s EastEnders and Holby City, with a significant breakout as PC Lewis Hardy in the ITV police series The Bill from 2006 to 2007, for which he earned a Screen Nation’s Best Actor Award in 2007. His impactful film debut was as Trife in the 2006 cult film Kidulthood, which garnered him a Screen Nation’s Best Newcomer Award nomination in 2006 and a Screen International’s Stars of Tomorrow Award in 2007. Ameen’s career quickly expanded into American productions, securing a role in David E. Kelley’s legal drama Harry’s Law in 2011, followed by his first Hollywood film appearance in George Lucas’s Red Tails in 2012.

Ameen’s continued excellence was recognized with a 2023 Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Lead Performance for his work on the Paramount+/BET drama series The Porter. His latest appearance is a key role as Roger White in David E. Kelly’s limited series A Man in Full for Netflix. Beyond his performances, Ameen actively develops and produces content through his production company, Studio 113, focusing on creating and directing stories that represent diverse Black experiences, further solidifying his position as a dynamic force in the entertainment industry.