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Guess Who Did Arabic Voice-Over in The Angry Birds Movie 2?!?

We thought one Angry Bird sounded a little bit familiar…

Guess Who Did Arabic Voice-Over in The Angry Birds Movie 2?!?

Been to see Angry Birds, The Movie 2 recently? Thought one of your favorite characters sounded a bit too much like a well-known, Dubai-based content creator?

You were right!

A little birdie tipped us off a few weeks ago that Ahmed Al Nasheet (a.k.a. @DVLZGame) would be doing the voice-over for a very famous Angry Bird character…

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I can’t wait for you all to go and see our movie (My first movie) #AngryBirdsMovie2 had a blast attending the premier in #MyDubai with my amazing Co-star the talented @rayaofficial hope you enjoy watching the movie in Arabic #AngryBirds2ME thanks to all my friends who attended and supported me #Alex فخور وفرحان بعرض فيلمي الاول ( الطيور الغاضبة ٢ ) او انجري بيردز ٢ باللغة العربية في كل أنحاء الوطن العربي بتاريخ ٨-٨-٢٠١٩ شوفوا الفلم مع اخوانكم وأخواتكم وعائلتكم وصوروا لي وانتم اتشوفوه بالعربي ، شخصيتي اسمها " لزقة " وبالانجلينزي " أليكس " متحمس ان اشوف ردة فعلكم و انتم اتشوفني في السينما في العرض الاول كنت مع زميلتي في الفيلم الإعلامية الرهيبة ريا ابي راشد واللي قامت بدور " سوكا " في الفيلم

A post shared by ‏Ahmed ALNasheet | أحمد النشيط (@dvlzgame) on Aug 6, 2019 at 6:10am PDT

That’s right, Al Nasheet was “playing” the role of Alex in Angry Birds, The Movie 2 in Arabic (while Lil Rel Howery did the voice-over for the character in the English version of the film.

“It was my first movie ever that I worked on. The experience was amazing,” Al Nasheet said.

“I worked with the guys at Sony Pictures Animation and at Empire Movies to bring Alex in Arabic to life. The amount of support I got from Sony, from Empire, from the fans was insane.”

He was quick to point out many people shares Arabic quotes on their Twitter account and uploaded snippets of the film to their Stories on Instagram. 

Huge congrats to Ahmed Al-Nasheet for landing his first feature film voice-over. We’re looking forward to seeing (or hearing?) more of you in future Arabic versions of blockbuster hits. 

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Photo credit: Ahmed Al-Nasheet.