Revealing his future works
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Actor Ahmed Al Sakka
Cairo - Mustafa Mahmoud
Egyptian actor Ahmed Al Sakka expressed his pleasure for the success of his new film “Forced Landing”, saying that he received positive reactions to his role in the film. He stressed that he does not view the profits as the major standard that reflects whether the film achieved success or not.
He added, in a statement to “Emirates Voice”, that he was keen to follow the fans’ reactions to his role in the new film whether on social media or in the street, saying that the fans’ reactions are the major standard on which he depends to assess the success of his works.
He revealed that he will take a new cinema experience during the coming days, saying that he will work to achieve balance during the coming period between his presence in drama and cinema. He expressed his satisfaction for the success of his latest drama show “Black Horse” presented recently in a number of satellite channels.
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