Tamer Morsi

Tamer Morsi

🎬 Egyptian Producer & Businessman

📅 Born: August 28, 1968 (57 years old)

📍 Residence: Cairo, Egypt

🇪🇬 Nationality: Egypt

🕌 Religion: Islam

💍 Spouse: Nesreen Emam (Egyptian actress)

👶 Children: 1

👨‍👩‍👦 Relatives: Ahmed Emam (brother-in-law)

🎓 Education: American University in Cairo

🎥 Career in Production

Tamer Morsi started his production career in 2007 with the TV series Haq Mashroo starring Hussein Fahmy and Abla Kamel. He continued producing successful TV dramas, making him one of Egypt’s most influential producers.

📺 Notable TV Series

2008: ❤️ Qalb Mayyet (Dead Heart) – starring Sherif Mounir

2008: ⚔️ Adham El-Sharqawy – starring Mohamed Ragab

2008: 🌅 Addy El-Nahar – starring Salah El-Saadany

2010: 🏡 Barra El-Donia (Outside the World), 💔 Aghla Men Hayaty (More Precious Than My Life), 🍬 Azmet Sokar (Sugar Crisis)

2011: 🎩 Mr. Ramadan Mabrouk Abu Al-Alamein Hamouda – starring Mohamed Henedy

2016: 🔥 El-Kayser (The Emperor), 💰 Ma’mon We Shorakah (Ma’mon & Partners), 🩸 Al-Kebrit Al-Ahmar (The Red Sulfur)

2017: 👻 Kafr Delhab, 🤲 Allahom Enni Sa’em (Oh God, I'm Fasting), 🐱 Lem’i El-Qat (Lem’i the Cat)

2018: 🚔 Kalabsh 2 (Handcuffs 2), 📩 Rasayel (Messages), 🕵️‍♀️ Didd Maghoul (Against the Unknown)

2019: 💪 Hagan, 🥊 Lams Aktaf (Shoulder Touch), 🌍 Zelzal (Earthquake), 🐺 Kalabsh 3 (Handcuffs 3)

💡 He produced most of Adel Imam’s TV series from 2012 to 2018, including:

🕵️‍♂️ Fer’et Naji Attallah (Naji Attallah's Squad)

👴 El-A’raf (The Fortune Teller)

🏠 Saheb El-Sa’ada (His Excellency)

🎓 Ustaz Wa Ra’is Qesm (Professor & Head of Department)

🧞‍♂️ Afarit Adly Allam (Adly Allam’s Ghosts)

📢 However, he parted ways with Adel Imam before Ramadan 2019.

🎬 Film Production

Tamer Morsi entered film production in 2017, producing the following movies:

2017: 🌙 Leilet Hana W Sorour (Hana & Sorour’s Night) – starring Mohamed Imam & Yasmin Sabry

2018: 😂 El-Kwaiseen (The Kowais Family) – starring Ahmed Fahmy & Hussein Fahmy

2018: 🔫 Bani Adam (Son of Adam) – starring Youssef El-Sherif

🛠️ He played a major role in shaping the Egyptian media landscape, managing "The United Media Services Company," which owns major TV channels, newspapers, and digital platforms.