Samir Abdel Rahim

🎭 Samir Abdel Rahim – Biography & Artistic Work

Samir Abdel Rahim is an Egyptian actor who has appeared in a number of television and film productions. He is often cast in supporting roles, typically portraying official or religious characters like a "marriage registrar" or "cemetery sheikh," adding realism to the scenes he appears in.

🎬 Notable Works

🎞️ Film: "Black February" (2013)

🔹 Role: Marriage Registrar

🔸 Type: Supporting role in a wedding scene

🔸 Starring: Khaled Saleh, Amal Rizk, Tarek Abdel Aziz

🔸 Plot: The film follows a university professor who faces social and political challenges, exposing corruption and suffering in Egyptian society.

📺 TV Series: "Professor and Head of Department" (2015)

🔹 Role: Supporting character

🔸 Starring: Adel Imam, Nagwa Ibrahim, Ahmed Bedeir

🔸 Plot: The story revolves around a leftist university professor who assumes a government position after the revolution and confronts political and administrative corruption.

📚 Additional Works

📺 "Don’t Turn Off the Sun" (2017)

🧾 Role: Marriage Registrar at Iqbal's wedding

📺 "For the Highest Price" (2017)

🧾 Role: Marriage Registrar in a wedding scene

📺 "Tayea" (2018)

🧾 Role: Undisclosed, appeared in a dramatic scene

🎬 "Forbidden Flesh" (2016)

🧾 Role: Cemetery Sheikh

🎬 "Walls of the Moon" (2015)

🧾 Minor role, part of the supporting cast

🧩 Nature of His Roles

☑️ Known for portraying realistic supporting characters

☑️ Frequently cast in official or religious roles

☑️ Appears in concentrated or pivotal dramatic scenes

🏷️ General Evaluation

🔸 A talented actor in secondary roles

🔸 Quiet but effective screen presence

🔸 Frequently cast as a marriage registrar, showing trust in his ability to portray such roles convincingly