Sami Attaiah

An Egyptian actor, he was born on March 1, 1932, and graduated from the Faculty of Arts in 1969. During his artistic career, Sami Ataya participated in more than 36 different cinematic films, and his roles and the types of films he presented varied. He participated at the beginning of his artistic career as an actor in the movie (Cairo 30) in 1966, the movie (The Second Wife) in 1967, and the movie (Harem Market) in 1970. He participated in many of the films of the artist Adel Imam, such as the movies (Hamada Tutu Gang) in 1982, the movie (Avocato) in 1983, and the movies (The Halfout), (So that Smoke Does Not Fly), and (Who Among Us is the Thief) in the year 1984 and the movie (The Tiger and the Female) in 1987. His filmography varied in color, so he participated in the movie (A Love of Snakes) in 1988, the movie (The Journey of Omar) in 1986, and the movie (The Innocent) in the same year. Sami Ataya died in 2000 after an artistic career full of cinematic works.