Ahmed El Sakka and Tarek Lotfy to Star in New Film after 19 Years
Yara Sameh
Egyptian stars Ahmed El Sakka and Tarek Lotfy have found their next collaboration in the film "Ahmed Wi Ahmed."
It marks the first collaboration between El Sakka and Lotfy on the big screen in 19 years after the 2006 film "Ean Aleashq Walhuaa".
The pic also witnesses the fourth collaboration between the pair after the TV series "El Atawla" season one and season 2, the 2006 film "Ean Aleashq Walhuaa", and the 1998 film "Saeidi Fil Gameaa Al Amerikeya".
"Ahmed Wi Ahmed" also boasts a cast that includes Ahmed Fahmy, Gihan El Shamashergy, Mohamed Lotfy, and more.
Ahmed Nader Galal directs the film from a script by Ahmed Darwish and Mohamed Abdullah. Film Square is the studio behind the pic.
El Sakka, born on March 1, 1973, is an Egyptian actor. He graduated from the Academy of Arts.
He began his acting career with appearances in Egyptian mini-series and ended up co-starring in many famed Ramadan series.
Early in his career, El Sakka appeared in popular series such as 'Nesf Rabeea El-Akhar', "Nsf Rbye Alakhar", "Wamin Aldhy la Yuhibu Fatma?", "Tarwid Alsharisa", "Helm El Ganouby", and "Zayzinia S1".
He established himself as an actor in 1998 when he co-starred in the film 'Saeedi Fil Gamaa El Amrekeia' (Saeedi in the American University).
In 2000, the actor received his first leading film role in 'Short wi Fanila wi Cap' (Short, T-Shirt and Cap).
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