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Moumen El Hajji

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Moumen El Hajji
Date of Birth Unknown
 
Origin Morocco
 
Job(s) Guest star
Caterer
 


Moumen El Hajji played the role of the Tough Moroccan in "The 23rd Psalm", and is the caterer for the Lost filming cast and crew. He was selected for the part because of the tough difficulty locating Moroccans in Hawaii.

When questioned by Damon Lindelof why he is a caterer and didn't get in to acting, he replied "I own a restaurant, I act every day of my life".

El Hajji can be seen in a Season 2 DVD easter egg, explaining how they made the DHARMA branded cookies.

Also, the young boy left alive when the Moroccan is murdered by Eko is played by El Hajji's son.

Minor Crew
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Casting Julie Carlson • Veronica Collins • Chad Darnell • Margaret Doversola • Anna Fishburn • Jerold Franks • Mandy Sherman • April Webster • Alyssa Weisberg
Editors Sue Blainey • Sarah Boyd • Henk Van Eeghen • Avi Fisher • Mark Goldman • Mary Jo Markey • Chris Nelson • Stephen Semel
Assistant Editors Chris Braun • David Eisenberg • Lance Stubblefield • Lucyna Wojciechowski
Assistant Directors Allen DiGioia • Norman Kali • Kris Krengel • Sally Sue Beisel-Lander • Joyce McCarthy • Richard Peter Schroer • Richard T. Sickler • Lon Takiguchi • Chip Touhey • Mary Ellen Woods • Craig West • Wainani Young-Tomich
FX & Set Design Laurent M. Abecassis • Archie Ahuna • David Ahuna • Fern Ahuna • Carlos Barbosa • Chris Barnes • Kevin Blank • Jonathan Carlson • Eric Chauvin • Peter Clarke • Scott Cobb • Brian Costa • Scott Dewis • Mitchell Ferm • Steve Fong • Benoit Girard • Robert Greenfield • Zack Grobler • Ivan Hayden • Jim Van Houten • Carol Kelley • Kevin Kutchaver • Rob Kyker • Spencer Levy • Bob Lloyd • William F. Matthews • Jerome Morin • Andrew Murdock • James Newport • Michael Rivero • Rick Romer • Chuck Smallwood • Jim Spencer • Stephen Storer • Mitch Suskin • John Teska • Christina Wilson • Jay Worth • Mark Worthington • Ray Yamagata • Jeff Zucker
Cinematographers John Bartley • Michael Bonvillain • Phil Carr-Forster • Cort Fey • Larry Fong • Gregory Lundsgaard • Rick Tiedeman
Audio and sound Troy Allen • Robert J. Anderson, Jr. • Stephen M. Davis• Patrick Cabral • Thomas E. DeGorter • George Drakoulias • Paula Fairfield • Michael Giacchino • Marc Glassman • Jack Grillo • Trevor Jolly • Lloyd Jay Keiser • Alex Levy • Richard Lightstone • Maciek Malish • Paul Menichini • Cynthia Merrill • Michael Moore • Frank Morrone • Carla Murray • Randall Poster • Doug Reed • Christopher B. Reeves • Gabrielle Gilbert Reeves • Sean Rush • Geordy Sincavage • Ken Strain • Roland N. Thai • Dan Wallin • Scott Weber • David Yaffe
Podcasts John Bernstein • Carlton Cuse • Jeff Fordis • Adam Horowitz • Edward Kitsis • Iain Lee • Damon Lindelof • Javier Grillo-Marxuach • Paul Terry • Geeky Tom • Kris White
Costume and makeup Chantal Boom'la • Paulette Crammond • Emily Katz • Steve LaPorte • Billy Ray McKenna • Joanne Miyata • Kathryn Morrison • Roland Sanchez • Doreen F. Schultz • Kate Shorter • Rita Troy • Susan Zaguirre
Misc. David Ahuna • Robert Reed Altman • Phil Carr-Forster • Peter Clarke • Steve Caines • Patti Dalzell • Leah Estes • Amanda Finn • Tommy Fisher • Robert Florio • Colin Fong • Jeff Fordis • Dawn Gilliam • Michael Haro • Marlo Hellerstein • Myles Kawakami • Tommy Lohmann • Victor Lozano • Monica Macer • John Medlen • Chris Moseley • Gregg Nations • Mario Perez • Charles Raymond • Spiro Razatos • Keoki Sakata • Gregg Smrz • Dane Story • Jim Triplett • Michael M. Vendrell • James E. Williams • Neal Norton • Doug Madison Jr. • Moumen El Hajji • Tim Beach
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