About his role in Stilto and his wife’s jealousy... Samer Al-Masry in Big Time

The Syrian artist Samer Al-Masry was a guest on the Big Time Podcast program, presented by the Egyptian journalist Amr Adeeb, and accompanied by the Syrian artist Asala in the presentation. Samer Al-Masry revealed many details about his personal life and artistic works.

Samer Al-Masry expressed his happiness with this experience, saying: “A delicious program, Professor Amr is smooth in his questions, his presence is gentle and his blood is light, dear Asala and her beautiful presence, and her wonderful voice, a beautiful episode, I hope you enjoy it.”

Samer Al-Masry expresses his opinion about Stiletto and Crystal Artist Samer Al-Masry expressed his opinion about the Crystal series, indicating that it is a beautiful series and that he loves the actor Mahmoud Nasr, but he does not consider it better than Stileto, but rather ranks it second after the Stileto series among Arabized Turkish series, indicating that the Stileto series entered society and formed a different situation.

Samer expressed his happiness with this experience, especially since the staff were all his friends, which contributed to creating a state of familiarity and cooperation at work.

Samer Al-Masry and his relationship with his wife Artist Samer Al-Masry spoke about his relationship with his wife and explained that their relationship is still the same as it was at the beginning of their marriage, indicating that she is still jealous of him until now and has even become an expert in revealing all his details.

Samer Al-Masry talks about work and creativity outside the borders of the country In response to Amr Adeeb’s question about the differences in an artist’s creativity inside and outside his homeland, Samer Al-Masry said: “Honestly, when the conditions are ready, creativity is certainly more important, but creativity is creativity anywhere.” He added: “The homeland, in my opinion, is no longer land and sky. The homeland you carry with you wherever you go. I believe that I am one of the artists who most carry the features of their homeland in their work.”