Mohammad Reyad
Biography
Mohammad Reyad is an actor born on April 25, 1970, in Egypt. Known for his work in television and stage, he studied chemistry before graduating from the High Institute of Dramatic Arts. Among his television roles, he excelled in productions including Al aaela, Ameera men Abdeen, Lan a eesh fee gelbaab aby, Al dow al shaared, Rodd kalby, Ebn Hazm, Nesf Rabee al aakhar, Dedd al tayyaar, and Behaar al ghorba. On stage, he participated in the play Al okhwa al andaal. In his personal life, Mohammad Reyad is married to actress Rania Mahmoud Yasseen. His professional career in acting comprises forty-four known credits on the platform.
Career overview
Mohammad Reyad is a male actor born in Egypt on April 25, 1970. Before embarking on his acting career, he studied chemistry and subsequently graduated from the High Institute of Dramatic Arts. His professional background includes a variety of television roles and stage work, accumulating forty-four known credits on the Movie Database platform.
Among the television productions in which he excelled are Al aaela, also known as The family, Ameera men Abdeen, translated as A princess from Abdeen, and Lan a eesh fee gelbaab aby, known as I will not live in my father s robe. Additional television credits include Al dow al shaared, titled The stray light, Rodd kalby, meaning My heart is back, Ebn Hazm, and Nesf Rabee al aakhar, translated as Rabee s other half. His television work further encompasses Dedd al tayyaar, meaning Against the trend, and Behaar al ghorba, translated as Expatriation seas.
In addition to his television work, Reyad participated in the stage play Al okhwa al andaal, which translates to Brothers bastards. In his personal life, Mohammad is married to actress Rania Mahmoud Yasseen.
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Full Filmography
44 titles- Ramez Brought It From The Last (2024)
- Gouging The Sea (2024) as العمدة الفرماوي
- Monk Hill (2024)
- The Dream (2022) as عماد الكبش
- Al Ekhteyar 3 Al Qarar (2022) as (العميد يسري)
- Al Maddah (2021)
- The Tiger (2021)
- The Choice (2020) as العميد يسري
- The Clan's Girl (2020)
- Family Tie (2019)
- Rahim (2018) as Helmy
- Kafr Delhap (2017) as Bahaa El-Din Katokhda
- The Devil's Game (2015) as طلعت
- Hob La Yamut (2015)
- Awraq Altuwt (2015)
- الإمام الغزالي (2012)
- Stories In The Quran (2011) as عنبر - حوت
- Animal Stories in the Qur'an (2011)
- A Wedding Ceremony (2009)
- السلطان الحائر (2009)
- The Broken Hearts Club (2007)
- Azzam's Children (2007)
- Dignity Day (2004)
- The Spice Dealer and the Seven Girls (2002)
- Passion And Blood (2002)
- ألف ليلة وليلة: ذات المال (1999) as شهريار / الأمير قمر الزمان
- The Empress (1999) as Zeinhom
- A Woman from the Time of Love (1998)
- Stray Light (1998)
- الامام الترمذي (1998)
- Rodd Kalby (1998) Creator
- 48 hours in Israel (1998) as Nasr
- Harun Al Rashid (1997)
- عصر الأئمة (1997)
- I Won't Live in My Father's Glbab (1996) as عبدالوهاب
- Rabiaa's Other Half (1996) as أحمد
- Arabesque: The Days of Hassan Al-Noaamany (1994)
- The Family (1994)
- ناس ولاد ناس (1993) as حسام
- Abnaa'a Wa Laken (1993)
- The Homestead (1990)
- Layali El-Helmeya (1987) as Safwat Soltan
- El Amira wa al Mamlouk
- The Ghost
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Mohammad Reyad best known for?
Mohammad Reyad is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Al Maddah (2021), Stories In The Quran (2011), I Won't Live in My Father's Glbab (1996), Sweet Bird of Youth (1989).
When and where was Mohammad Reyad born?
Mohammad Reyad was born on April 25, 1970 in مصر.
How many credits does Mohammad Reyad have?
Mohammad Reyad has accumulated over 44 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1987 to 2024.
What is Mohammad Reyad's background in cinema and television?
Mohammad Reyad is an actor born on April 25, 1970, in Egypt. Known for his work in television and stage, he studied chemistry before graduating from the High Institute of Dramatic Arts. Among his television roles, he excelled in productions including Al aaela, Ameera men Abdeen, Lan a eesh fee gelbaab aby, Al dow al sh...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- I Won't Live in My Father's Glbab (1996) as عبدالوهاب — aged about 26
- Layali El-Helmeya (1987) as Safwat Soltan — aged about 17
- Arabesque: The Days of Hassan Al-Noaamany (1994) — aged about 24
- Al Maddah (2021) — aged about 51
- Stories In The Quran (2011) as عنبر - حوت — aged about 41
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