Farouk Aitta
Also known as: فاروق عيطة
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Also known as: فاروق عيطة
Born in Kafr al-Batikh in Damietta Governorate, he is a theater actor, graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts and an active member of the Egyptian National Theater. He began his artistic activity in the second half of the seventies, and he worked on television in his films, series, and evening shows His most important television works include the series “Mouths and Rabbits” in 1978, “The Family” in 1994, and “Good News” in 2009, and among his plays is “King Lear” in 2001. He can be seen in the role of Fawaz, a Palestinian resistance man, in the film “The Road to Eilat” 1993, which was produced by television. He can be seen in the role of Prince Saqr, who betrayed the beautiful princess (Manal Salama) with the maid in the play “The Princess and the Tramp.”
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