Ahmed Abdel Hady

Ahmed Abdel Hady (January 14, 1938 – February 4, 2012) was an Egyptian actor known for his outstanding roles in drama and cinema, particularly for portraying intelligence-related characters, such as his role as a Zionist Jewish spy in the series "Tears in Wounded Eyes" alongside Adel Imam.

🏡 Early Life & Education

📍 Born: January 14, 1938 – Cairo, Egypt

🎓 Education: Graduated from the Higher Institute of Cinema and earned a Master’s degree in Cinema

🎭 Profession: Actor

🎤 Language: Arabic

👨‍🏫 Academic Career: Worked as a teaching assistant in the Acting Department at the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts

🎬 Notable Works

📺 TV Series:

Tears in Wounded Eyes (1980) – Dani 🕵️‍♂️

Raafat Al-Haggan 2 (1990) – Ya’qub Sweif 🔍

One Thousand and One Nights (1992)

Al-Bahar Mandi (2002) – Camp Commander of Gibraltar Strait

Zaman Emad Al-Din (2002) – Shimon Shouha

🎞️ Movies:

Al-Mashbooh (1981) – Uncle of Officer Tarek 🚔

An Egyptian Tale (1982)

Children of the Eh (1989) – Atwa, Zaki’s brother-in-law

Sleepless Nights (2003) – Farah’s father

🎭 Plays:

El Wad Sayed El Shaghal (1985) – Fikry Rostom Abdel Hamid 🎤

The Leader (1993) – Waseem

Al-Baqia Fi Hamatak

⚰️ Death

🗓️ Date: February 4, 2012 (aged 74)

🏥 Cause: Illness

📍 Funeral Venue: Al-Arabi Mosque – Salah Salem Road, Cairo

Ahmed Abdel Hady left behind a significant mark in Egyptian drama, known for his roles that added depth to the artistic works he participated in. 🎭💫