The artist revealed Ahmed Zaher During his meeting with the media, Maha Al Sagheer on a program It’s showtime , on ChannelCBC On his experience in the 13-day movie, where he said: The film is starring Dina El-Sherbiny, Ahmed Dawoud and Sherif Mounir, and the rest of the participants are all honor guests and I am one of these guests, and by the way these guests are all stars, and the 13-day movie is an important experience as it is the first Arab Egyptian movie with technology The 3D , Which is a horror film written, directed, and produced by Wael Abdullah .
And about the latest developments of the Dungeon 7 movie, he said the film was stopped due to a dispute between the producers and the actors have no relationship with this dispute, but we were informed that filming will resume in the coming period, and about his daughter, Leila Ahmed Zahir, who was participating in the series of the Fatwa with Yasser Jalal, he said I cannot Her evaluation of my testimony is hurt, and Tamer Hosni is the one who discovered her talent and when she learned her intention and her sister to continue acting, she asked them to stay away 7 or 8 years, so that they would not burn themselves when they were young, and despite the fact that Leila was angry at this decision, but he proved his authenticity after the series of Fatwa Where people did not link them in the fatwa and in Omar and Salami.
He added: “One of my most important advice to Layla before she went through her experience in the bully was humility and read the role with her, but her mother was the one who trained her on it, she works as an acting coach, and there are some rules that I have set for her including contact and hugs, and she knows well my opinions on that, and about the roles of the heroism that he rejected He said, when I decided to do a tournament, the work must be as strong as the Prince, and it must be a well calculated step, so I rejected all the roles that were offered to me as an absolute tournament, most of which I did not like as soon as I read it to them, so much about the viewer.
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