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Zebe
Brand:
Lele
Serial:
L168
Year:
2019
Theme:
Movies and TV
Biography:
Zebe is a fictional character featured in the 1962 epic historical drama film Lawrence of Arabia. He is portrayed by actor Anthony Quinn.
Zebe is the chief of the Bedouin Harith tribe, a powerful and respected leader in the Arabian desert. He is initially portrayed as an adversary to T.E. Lawrence, but circumstances and shared goals lead them to form an uneasy alliance.
Known for his cunning and pragmatic approach to desert warfare, Zebe's loyalty shifts as the Arab Revolt progresses. He is driven by a desire for power and influence, maneuvering to position his tribe advantageously during the conflict. His relationship with Lawrence is complex, marked by both cooperation and suspicion.
Zebe's character serves to illustrate the complexities of tribal politics and the challenges faced by Lawrence in uniting the various Arab factions against the Ottoman Empire. He represents the pragmatic, sometimes ruthless, realities of leadership in a conflict-ridden region.
Zebe is the chief of the Bedouin Harith tribe, a powerful and respected leader in the Arabian desert. He is initially portrayed as an adversary to T.E. Lawrence, but circumstances and shared goals lead them to form an uneasy alliance.
Known for his cunning and pragmatic approach to desert warfare, Zebe's loyalty shifts as the Arab Revolt progresses. He is driven by a desire for power and influence, maneuvering to position his tribe advantageously during the conflict. His relationship with Lawrence is complex, marked by both cooperation and suspicion.
Zebe's character serves to illustrate the complexities of tribal politics and the challenges faced by Lawrence in uniting the various Arab factions against the Ottoman Empire. He represents the pragmatic, sometimes ruthless, realities of leadership in a conflict-ridden region.
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