Sayed Zayan returns to the forefront and tops the trend despite his death 8 years ago

A video clip of a Kuwaiti man who resembles the late Egyptian artist Sayed Zayan, who died about 8 years ago, was circulated on X (formerly Twitter).

Similar to Sayed Zayan Sayed Zayan's Kuwaiti lookalike raises controversy A lookalike of Sayed Zayan appears in the video while he is in his car, saying: “May God bless you all. Congratulations to all the students for your success. Praise be to God for the result, and praise be to God and thanks for excellence in all subjects. This indicates the upbringing of their families for them, and may God protect them and the monastery in which we live.” ".

Due to the spread of a video clip similar to Sayed Zayan Al-Kuwaiti, social media pioneers began publishing pictures of the late artist’s distinguished works and the characters he performed throughout his career.

Information about Sayed Zayan It is noteworthy that Sayed Zayan passed away on April 13, 2016 at the age of 72 years. He was born on August 17, 1943 in the Egyptian Zaytoun neighborhood. He graduated from a mechanical school specialized in graduating specialists in Air Force aircraft maintenance.

He began acting in the military theatre, retired from it in the early sixties, and joined an amateur theater group with the artist Abdel Ghani Al-Nasser. He got his first comedic role in the play “Passport Announcement,” and then many important roles to build a creative career full of distinguished works.

After that, director Nour Al-Demerdash assigned him a prominent role in the one-movement play I Lose You, while his real breakthrough came after the great artist Fouad Al-Muhandis nominated him to participate with him in the play My Beautiful Lady.

The late artist then contracted to work with the United Artists Band in all of its subsequent works. He also participated in many television series, then headed to cinema.

His first absolute starring role was in the periodical films Half of the Night, How to Steal a Millionaire, and his plays include Bamba Kashar, Flea in the Golden Nest, and Women’s Street.