Abu Al-Saud Atiya

Abu Al-Saud Atiya

🎭 Egyptian Actor

📌 Personal Information

🏠 Born: April 30, 1932 – Cairo, Egypt

🌍 Nationality: 🇪🇬 Egyptian

🎭 Profession: Film and Television Actor

🗣 Languages: 🇦🇪 Arabic

🎓 Education: Egyptian Naval Academy

🎖 Military Rank: Brigadier General

🎬 Career and Artistic Journey

🔹 Started his career in the Egyptian Navy, rising through the ranks until he became a member of the Egyptian Socialist Union.

🔹 Later transitioned to Egyptian Radio, where he became General Director of Radio Engineering.

🔹 Decided to pursue acting in the 1970s, appearing in numerous productions until 2006.

📽️ Notable Films

🎥 Captain Masr (2015)

🎥 We Are the Bus People (1979)

🎥 The Player (1984)

🎥 House of Minors (1984)

🎥 The Innocent (1981)

📺 Famous TV Series

🎭 I Will Not Live in My Father's Robe (1996) – Mimi

🎭 Raafat Al-Hagan (1988)

🎭 The White Flag (1988) – Fish Market Merchant

🎭 Mountain Wolves (1993) – Sheikh Abdel Halim

🎭 Truth and Mirage (2003) – Shafiq

🎭 The Wasiya (1990) – Mabrouk

🎭 The Account (1998)

🎭 The New Street (1997)

🎭 The Fall into Be'er Sheva (1994) – General Manager

🎭 Tears of the Majesty’s Mistress (1993) – Salah Salem

🎭 Egyptian Papers (1998, 2004)

🎭 Plays and Programs

📻 Participated in various TV dramas and radio programs.

🏆 Artistic Status

✨ Abu Al-Saud Atiya was known for his mastery of supporting roles, excelling in portraying government officials, military personnel, and strict fathers. His performances made him a familiar and beloved figure in Egyptian drama.

🔚 Conclusion

📌 Abu Al-Saud Atiya remained dedicated to his craft until his later years, delivering memorable performances that resonated with Egyptian and Arab audiences.