Jamal Suleiman talks about a new part of the Four Seasons

Actor Jamal Suleiman expressed his desire to revive the social drama "The Four Seasons" with a third season, noting that the idea of presenting a new season of the series had recently begun to crystallize within him, and that time had provided the appropriate conditions to bring this work, directed by the late Hatem Ali, back to life.

Part Three of the Four Chapters In an interview with the program “I Have a Question,” Jamal Suleiman suggested that the first episode of the new season begin with a symbolic scene bringing together the main family members, i.e. the four girls and their husbands, visiting the graves of the show’s deceased characters, such as star Khaled Taja, who played the role of “Karim,” and star Nabila Nabulsi, who played the role of “Neela,” in addition to Antoinette Naguib and Hala Shawkat, in a touch of loyalty that combines artistic memory and social nostalgia.

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A touch of loyalty to old characters He pointed out that the main characters of the series will remain present in the new part, but with natural developments that reflect the passage of time, and that the events will not be far removed from the major transformations that Syria has witnessed over the past years. He pointed out that the lawyer "Adel", the character he plays in the series, will be expelled from the Bar Association due to his political stance, and that the "Jorbar" factory will face a looting operation, among other events that will simulate the war and its impact on Syrian society.

Jamal Suleiman's opinion on the dismissal of Sulaf Fawakherji During the meeting, Suleiman addressed the decision to expel star Sulaf Fawakherji from the Artists Syndicate, stressing his complete rejection of this measure. He said, "I too was expelled from the Syndicate, along with a number of colleagues such as Abdul Hakim Qatifan, so I cannot accept this form of exclusion, even if I disagree with Fawakherji's opinion."

He added: "It is unreasonable that Salaf did not know anything about what happened in Sednaya prison, or that she did not see the testimonies and reports that came out of there."