Sayed Hatem

An Egyptian actor, born in the village of Atf Haidar, Al-Adwa Center, Minya Governorate, in 1948. He graduated from the Faculty of Commerce, Mansoura University in 1976, where he obtained a bachelor’s degree. He initially worked in the Palaces of Culture in Mansoura, then the private sector theatres. He also cooperated with the State Theater in some works, such as the play (The Blue Flies). He also played dozens of small roles in cinema and television, and among his most important cinematic roles are (Ramadan Above the Volcano, Terrorism and the Kebab, and Divorced Women). And Wolves, Foxes, Bakhit and Adeela 2). He also participated in the series (Tears of Her Majesty, Sakin Qasadi, I Will Not Live in My Father’s Cloak, The Other Man), and among his most prominent works in the private sector theater are (Bye Bye Kamboura, Fares and Bani Khayban, Alama Pasha, The Story of the Western Neighborhood, Shaqaa Baqa’). He passed away in 2002 after suffering a heart attack.