Secrets about personal and artistic life.. The 5 most prominent statements by Ahmed Helmy with Mahmoud Saad

art News The artist Ahmed Helmy was a guest on the “Sold Out” program by journalist Mahmoud Saad , and told details and secrets about his artistic works.

"sbisiali" reviews the 5 most prominent statements of Ahmed Helmy 1. The beginning of Ahmed Helmy’s interview was about the situation in Palestine, where the journalist Mahmoud Saad asked him a question about the things that sadden him. He said that what saddens him the most has become a lot, especially with the situation that began on the seventh of last October, especially with his feeling of helplessness regarding what is happening. He felt the Israeli occupation state towards civilians there, describing this feeling as “deadly.”

2. About his exposure to bullying in his childhood , Ahmed Helmy said: He was exposed to bullying because of his “love” because when I was young, I used to bend my ears and sleep on them, so I still had a “love” that was bigger than “love,” and one time I was with my cousin’s wedding on a moored boat, and there was an artist. We all loved him in joy, and I was almost in middle school, and we went to see him and we were standing in front of him and laughing so innocently, and he said to the right person, “Mickey Mouse,” adding, “Of course, I was very upset and I have never forgotten this story at all, and I learned from it that anyone who comes to talk to you out of motive Love is not motivated by anything else, so don’t hurt him with any word.”

3. As for his childhood, Helmy said that he was a very naughty child, to the point that he was once bitten by a donkey.

Ahmed Helmy talks about the scenes of his most famous films 4. Regarding the scenes of some artistic works, Helmy revealed the scenes of the most important film in his artistic history, which is the film “Black Honey.” He said that the film did not originally have him as its main hero, but rather the great star Omar Sharif, and Helmy was going to play the role of the driver.

5. Regarding the movie Sorry for the Disturbance, he said that he made it because it expresses the feelings that were inside him when he lost his father, explaining: “Sorry for the Disturbance is linked to my feelings towards my father because I was very attached to him, and when he died I did not understand the matter, and I felt that I had not spent a long time with him. When Ayman Bahjat Qamar presented the idea to me, I was attached to it and decided to present it.”

sold out program details It is noteworthy that the new season of the program is shown exclusively on the CBC channel at nine o’clock in the evening on Thursday and Friday of each week and hosts an elite group of major art stars in Egypt and the Arab world, during which Mahmoud Saad travels throughout all the governorates of the Republic in search of new and different stories of places. And inspiring personalities, in addition to presenting a number of distinguished concerts and singing nights.