Helmy Abdel Wahab

An Egyptian actor, he began his artistic career as a member of the “Tahiya Carioca” troupe, where he excelled in the play “Rubabikia” and the play “Hazrat Sahib Al-Amara” in 1970. He then moved to cinema and television, and performed many supporting roles. Among his most prominent works are “The Miser and Me,” “The Sweets Gate,” and “Wanes’ Diaries.” Among the most famous roles played by Sais Al-Jarajesh in the movie “Al-Bey Al-Bawab” in 1987, and the customs employee in “The Speed Does Not Go More Than Zero.” ) 1992, and Al-Khawaja the coffee shop owner in the movie (Kit Kat) in 1991. He appeared in many films under the name Ahmed Abdel Wahab.