Akin Gazi's life journey began in the city of Edmonton, located within the vast metropolis of London. This is where his educational path first commenced, as he enrolled at Queen Mary, University of London to pursue a degree in English and Drama. After completing his academic endeavors, Gazi graduated in the year 2003, marking a significant milestone in his life.
Fast forward to 2010, Gazi made his foray into the world of filmmaking, securing his first film role in the critically acclaimed "The Devil's Double" directed by the renowned Lee Tamahori. This breakthrough performance was followed by appearances in a plethora of notable films, including "Black Gold" helmed by the accomplished Jean-Jacques Annaud, "Zero Dark Thirty" directed by the esteemed Kathryn Bigelow, and "The Cut" brought to life by the talented Fatih Akin.
In addition to his film credits, Gazi has also made a lasting impression in the realm of television, with a plethora of notable appearances under his belt. His impressive resume includes credits in popular BBC series "Silent Witness", the historical drama "Da Vinci's Demons" on Starz, the medieval epic "Knightfall" on History, and the action-packed "Prison Break" on FOX.
