She also starred on the FX television series Tyrant. Her plan to serve in the Israeli Defense Forces was frustrated by a diagnosis of meningitis at age She pursued modelling instead in Germany and then in Italy , where she was discovered and became a model for Roberto Cavalli. Atias first appeared on television when she was 15, starring in the Israeli youth program Out of Focus.
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Birthday: Apr 09, Birthplace: Haifa, Israel. Israeli actress Moran Atias was a smoldering presence on American television and in features, most notably in a string of collaborations with Oscar winner Paul Haggis that included "Crash" Starz, and "Third Person" , as well as the FX political drama "Tyrant" Born to Moroccan and Jewish parents in Haifa, Israel, on April 9, , she initially wanted to be a psychiatrist, but a teenaged bout of meningitis set her on a different path. Unable to serve her mandatory stint with the Israeli Defense Forces, Atias moved to Europe to work as a model.
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Fluency in five languages, a radio show, countless Italian TV appearances, award-winning film performances in Europe, a magazine column, and a compliment from Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi were all it took for Moran Atias to finally earn some recognition in her home country of Israel. What recognition? A documentary about her crazy-ass life, that's what. She's got the resume, she's got the looks, and with the start of the second season of Starz' Crash in which she plays the sultry gypsy Inez , only one step remains for Moran between American foothold and nonstop tabloid attention — an interview! It's hard to brush up on your bio without speaking Hebrew!
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