Muhyar Khaddour recalls the series "Omar"... and this is his first villainous role

Artist Muhyar Khaddour revealed his desire to try comedy, but he has not yet received a suitable offer in terms of the script and the project.

Muhyar Khaddour talks about the series “Omar” In an interview with Al-Qayadi magazine in its first issue, Muhyar recalled the series “Omar” in which he played the role of “Khalid bin Al-Walid” and which was directed by the late director Hatem Ali. He said that the work was enjoyable, especially through the way he dealt with the actor, his understanding of the scene, and the way he built the character. Khaddour said: “There are many details engraved in my memory about the period of working with him and how we expected the results, especially since we were dealing with well-known historical figures who are present in people’s memories. Hatem Ali’s passing left a huge void in the drama industry, but he will remain present among us through his works.”

Muhyar Khaddour's opinion on historical works Regarding historical works that no longer exist today, Khaddour confirmed that his generation is connected to this type of work, as the form of drama production was different in the period before the war on Syria than it is now. Works at that time had a long memory, while works today have a short memory, are quickly consumed and forgotten after a short period, and this is due to the virtual age in which we live.

Muhyar Khaddour's first villainous role Muhyar Khaddour revealed that the first evil character he played in his life was “Zakwan” in the series “Intensive Care” and he tried to present it in a different way and it became widely popular among the audience and some people used it to make people laugh on social media. It was a remarkable thing because “Zakwan”, despite the evil he plays, has a nice comedic side.

Muhyar Khaddour and Karis Bashar's duo in "Habak" Regarding his future projects, Khaddour revealed his participation in filming the series “Habak” alongside the star Karis Bashar, where he embodies the character of “Tayf Al-Gharib,” which he described as “multi-faceted” and bearing the features of a popular hero.

He expressed his enthusiasm for this new collaboration with Karis Bashar, considering that the public enthusiasm for this duo places a greater responsibility on them to present distinguished work.