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Sayed Suleiman

Sayed Suleiman

  • Actor

Also known as: سيد سليمان

Born: June 3, 1901July 12, 1981Birthplace: EgyptNationality: Egypt18 credits

An Egyptian monologist, born in Nubia, born in 1901. He began his life in Al-Barir School, and became famous for imitating international movie stars. He left school due to a financial crisis that befell his father and worked in a law firm. His artistic career began in silent cinema with the film (Why Does the Sea Laugh) in 1928, directed by the artist Stephen Rusti. He worked in many groups, such as the troupe of Amin Sedqi, Badia Masabni, and Al-Kassar. He traveled to Cairo and worked with the artist Naguib Al-Rihani in the plays (The World is on the Palm of a Goblin) and (The World When You Laugh).

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Date of passing: July 12, 1981Age at death: 80

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FAQ

How old is Sayed Suleiman?

Sayed Suleiman died at the age of 80.

When was Sayed Suleiman born?

Sayed Suleiman was born on June 3, 1901.

When did Sayed Suleiman die?

Sayed Suleiman passed away on July 12, 1981.

What is Sayed Suleiman's nationality?

Sayed Suleiman is Egypt.

How many works has Sayed Suleiman appeared in?

Sayed Suleiman has 18 credited works in our database.

What is Sayed Suleiman known for?

Sayed Suleiman is known for only five (play), Women's guile, The Sea Is Smiling, Dreams of the Youth.

Where was Sayed Suleiman born?

Sayed Suleiman was born in Egypt.