Rafic Ali Ahmad

Lebanese actor, born on April 13, 1954 in Yahmr Cheqif, Lebanon. He graduated from the Lebanese University in 1981 after studying directing and acting. His artistic debut was in the movie (Laila and the Wolves) in 1984, after which he participated in several important television series such as (Al-Zeer Salem) in 2000, (Salah al-Din al-Ayoubi) in 2001, and (Al-Zahir Baybars) in 2005. He also participated in several Egyptian films, such as: (Naji Al-Ali) in 1992, (Alzheimer) in 2010, and (Al-Shahroura) in 2011. Rafiq won several awards, the most important of which are: the Best Actor Award at the Carthage International Theater Festival, and the Golden Cedar Award.