Praises positive reactions
Mohamed describes “The Treasure” as opportunity
Actor Mohamed Saad
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Egyptian actor Mohamed Saad expressed his pleasure for the positive reactions he received over the role he played during his participation in the new film “The Treasure” presented in Egyptian cinemas during Eid Al-Adha season. He praised the scenario and the staff, saying that they are the major factor that pushed him to participate in the film.
He described the role as one of the major stops in his career, saying that it come to mark a new phase in his artistic career since its beginning. He added that he was keen to consider the role well to underline its details. He revealed that he ended the filming of Part II of the film, saying that he does not know the time of its presentation.
He said that he does not have any social media accounts, saying that he is keen to contact with fans through the good works he presents not social media. He revealed that he began his career with a number of tragic roles. He stressed that “The Treasure” was an opportunity to find the suitable scenario to change the nature of roles he performs
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