Hamza El-Ely Supports Ahmed Rifaat: "Talents Shouldn’t Be Left Without Work
Actor Hamza El-Ely expresses full support for Ahmed Rifaat after revealing his absence from the acting scene, emphasizing the need to utilize talented actors and not leave them idle for years ✨
Actor Hamza El-Ely voiced his full support for Ahmed Rifaat, stressing that talented actors should not be left without work for consecutive years 🎭💫.
El-Ely posted on Facebook a message of solidarity, saying:
"My brother and friend, the star Ahmed Rifaat, and others among my talented and professional colleagues with a respectable artistic history… They should not sit for years without work. Utilize them, masters! Acting is the only way for an actor to breathe; its absence is like depriving a person of oxygen."
He added:
"May God bless and provide for all my friends, colleagues, and everyone ✨💖."
This came after Ahmed Rifaat shared a post revealing the reasons for his absence from the acting scene over the past years, noting that he had no nominations or roles for 3 years, despite his previous works being recognized for professionalism and respect 💫.
Rifaat wrote:
"The only justification for producing 300 series in 3 years while I’m not in any of them, despite my work being respected by everyone."
El-Ely’s message serves as a clear call to action for industry leaders to invest in real Arab talents, giving artists the opportunity to shine and present works worthy of their artistic legacy 🎬💫.
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