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Andre Khabbazi (born January 15, 1975, in Sacramento, California), a son of Assyrian American parents. Based in Los Angeles, California, he started his artistic career as an actor in several television series and soap operas and later on starred in a 2001 movie titled Circuit along with Jonathan Wade-Drahos and Kiersten Warren.
About 1.74 m in height (5' 8½"), Andre Khabbazi is also a semi-professional tennis player. He studied criminal justice at American River College in California.
Partial filmography
- Days of Our Lives (2017–2018), as Henry Shah
- Diagnosis: Murder (2002), as "T. J. Mann" in episode "Must Kill TV"
- Circuit (2001), as Hector Ray
- Sunset Beach (1997–1999), as " Officer Oscar Ruiz"
- Melrose Place (1999), as "Tom Wright" in episode "Ahses to Ashes"
- Passions (1999), as the "Cop", in Episode #1026
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Andre Khabbazi (born January 15, 1975, in Sacramento, California), a son of Assyrian American parents. Based in Los Angeles, California, he started his artistic career as an actor in several television series and soap operas and later on starred in a 2001 movie titled Circuit along with Jonathan Wade-Drahos and Kiersten Warren.
About 1.74 m in height (5' 8½"), Andre Khabbazi is also a semi-professional tennis player. He studied criminal justice at American River College in California.
Partial filmography
- Days of Our Lives (2017–2018), as Henry Shah
- Diagnosis: Murder (2002), as "T. J. Mann" in episode "Must Kill TV"
- Circuit (2001), as Hector Ray
- Sunset Beach (1997–1999), as " Officer Oscar Ruiz"
- Melrose Place (1999), as "Tom Wright" in episode "Ahses to Ashes"
- Passions (1999), as the "Cop", in Episode #1026
External links
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