| Claire Cooley |
Ahmed Seyam is an Egyptian actor who was born in Mansoura, Dakahleya Governorate in 1953. He graduated from the Faculty of Commerce of Cairo University in 1953. He was drawn to acting by coincidence when he was discovered by director Shakir Khadeer when he was still a university student. Sayem accepted Khadeer’s offer of the starring role of his play Carnival of Ghosts. Yet Sayed continued to consider acting as a hobby until he graduated from university. Afterwards, play director Galal El Sharkawy suggested that he enroll in the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts. He was hired by director Fahmy El Khouli to play a minor role in the play The Hostages, which subsequently paved the way for a number of supporting roles in tens of television dramas, including: The Sisters’ Brother, The Night Fatima Was Arrested, The Journey of Mr. Abu El Aila El Bashary and The White Flag. He also appeared in a number of films, including Appeal From Another World, Why Does the Sea Laugh?, and Bousbous.
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