While the first "Mummy" film made Oded Fehr a household name, the actor's subsequent and consistent work on television and film have gone on to cement him as a memorable face. Proving his range, Fehr showed up in "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo" the same year "The Mummy" was released. He would reprise his role as Antoine Laconte in the movie's 2005 sequel, "Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo."

In the wake of the release of "The Mummy Returns," Fehr appeared for two seasons in the NBC drama "UC: Undercover" as Frank Donovan. He shows up as Carlos Olivera in the 2004 "Resident Evil" film series installment "Resident Evil: Apocalypse" (a role he reprised in "Resident Evil: Retribution") and as Zankou for eight episodes of the original "Charmed" TV series. Additionally, he played Faris al-Farik in the 18-episode Showtime series "Sleeper Cell" and had a three-episode arc on "NCIS" as Ilan Bodnar.

Fehr also had a recurring role on the USA network show "Covert Affairs" as Eyal Lavine, played Asim Naseri in "24: Legacy" and he put in three appearances as Jafar on ABC's "Once Upon a Time."

The actor also took on several guest-starring appearances on shows such as "Burn Notice," "Law and Order: LA" and "How to Get Away with Murder." Additionally, he's an in-demand voiceover artist and has done work for many DC Comics animated shows and films.