Ahmed Ezz reveals a mistake he made the day after his mother died

Artist Ahmed Ezz recalled the last 48 hours of his mother’s life after her death in 2008 after a long struggle with cancer.

Details of the illness and death of Ahmed Ezz’s mother Ahmed Ezz said that his mother endured the cruelty of cancer in silence, while he was a guest on “The Mirror” program, presented by journalist Khaled Farag: “She was undergoing chemotherapy and returned to cooking food at home as if nothing had happened.”

The Egyptian artist confirmed that his mother’s illness lasted from 1995 to 2008, and that his mother advised him not to tell his father and brothers about her illness, but about two years before her death, they had known about their mother’s illness for some time. The artist went on to say: “I will never forget my mother’s visit in the hospital two days ago.” Since her death, she said to me, “What else do I need? I’m fine.”

Twenty-four hours after his mother's death, Ahmed Ez decided to go to the set of his new movie, Prisoner Transit, to try to overcome his grief, but he says that not realizing the extent of his grief was the biggest mistake of his life. And he discovered this after finishing filming.

The heroes of the movie Welad Rizk 3 It is noteworthy that Ahmed Ezz’s most recent work is the movie “Wlad Rizk 3,” and a number of art stars participated in it alongside Ahmed Ezz , including Amr Youssef, Ahmed El-Fishawy, Karim Qassem, Mohamed Lotfy, Aser Yassin, Sayed Ragab, Nisreen Amin, Mohamed Mamdouh, Ahmed Dawoud, and Ali. Sobhi, the most prominent guests of honor include international boxer Tyson Fury and Karim Abdel Aziz, and the work is written by Salah Al-Juhaini and directed by Tariq Al-Erian.

The film was filmed in 66 days between Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and the number of its crew in the Kingdom reached 700 people. It was directed by Tariq Al-Erian, written by Salah Al-Juhaini, and produced by Tariq Al-Erian and Musa Issa.