Hayat Kamille

Kamille began her acting career with short films and commercials. Her early film credits include Intel Ultrabook: Egypt (2012), in which she played a waitress, Layla (2013), in which she played Layla, and 7.2 (2014), in which she played Lackey Two.

In 2016, Kamille appeared in the documentary film Letters from Baghdad as Jamil Zadeh. That same year, she made her television debut in the American political drama series Tyrant, appearing as Liberal Woman 3 in the episode "A Rock and A Hard Place." In 2017, she appeared in the mystery film Murder on the Orient Express as Susanne and provided voice work for the video game Assassin's Creed Origins.

Kamille appeared in the television series Ransom in 2019, playing Rachel Tompkins in the episode "Playing God." She also appeared in the 2019 action film Mosul as Waleed's wife.

In 2022, Kamille appeared in Death on the Nile as a snake handler. In 2023, she joined the cast of Vikings: Valhalla as Mariam, appearing in seven episodes. The role marked her first major television role and involved playing a love interest of Leif Erikson.

In 2025, Kamille appeared in the short film Tea with Friends as Nadia. She also appeared in the television series The Good Ship Murder as Layla Mahmood in the episode "Alexandria" and in Unforgotten as Nahal Dowari in "Episode #6.6." She starred as Maryam in the BBC drama series Wild Cherry, appearing in all six episodes.

In 2026, Kamille appeared in Lee Cronin's The Mummy as the Magician. She also appeared in the short film Green Light as Farida.