Ahmed Diab

Ahmed Diab (August 9, 1945 – April 15, 2020) was a famous Egyptian actor born in Cairo. He began his artistic career with small roles but quickly proved his talent and became prominent in major roles, especially in Egyptian television dramas.

🧬 Personal Information:

Date of Birth: August 9, 1945

Date of Death: April 15, 2020 (aged 74)

Cause of Death: Sudden health issue

Citizenship: Egypt

Spouse: Qismat Rushdy Abaza (daughter of the actor Rushdy Abaza)

Children: Adham

🎬 Notable Works:

Films:

Bobos (2009) – Hashem

Days of Sadat (2001) – Sami Sharaf

A Woman's Fate (2000) – Medhat

State Security (1999) – Fayed El-Fayoumi

Nasser 56 (1996)

Let Me Revenge (1979) – Ismail

The Commandant (1986)

Collapse (1982) – Sami Selim

The Shark (1981) – Officer

TV Series:

Adly Allam's Ghosts (2017) – Muneer Azam, Minister of Culture

The Group (Season 2) (2017) – Haydar Pasha

The Foreigner Abdul Qader (2012)

Naggy Attallah's Band (2012) – Hotel Manager in Sharm El-Sheikh

Good Mood (2013)

Red Lines (2012) – Reham's father

The Lovers (2013)

Dalal (Season 3) (2011)

Adam (2011) – Monib Rashid, Aalia's father

Theater:

On the Spot (1993)

TV Specials:

Love in the Exam (1997)

Love is Stronger

🏆 Additional Information:

Ahmed Diab was known for playing a variety of roles, including aristocratic men and businessmen in multiple works.

He started his artistic career in the mid-70s and became one of the most recognized faces in Egyptian drama.

Ahmed Diab passed away on April 15, 2020, after a long and fruitful career in film and television.