Sayed Ragab

Career overview

Sayed Ragab is an Egyptian actor born on 16 November 1950 in Egypt. He is also credited in Arabic as سيد رجب. Ragab’s entry into film came with the cinematic production titled “Ahlam Saghira,” which translates as “Minor Dreams.” That debut marked the beginning of a career that has been documented with a substantial number of screen appearances.

Following his first role, Ragab continued to work primarily in supporting and minor parts across a range of productions. The breadth of his work is reflected in the tally of known credits attributed to him, which totals eighty‑five separate entries. These credits encompass both film and television projects, though specific titles beyond his debut have not been enumerated in the available source material. Throughout his career, Ragab has been consistently identified with the profession of acting, and his contributions are recorded under the name Sayed Ragab as well as his Arabic variant.

The information compiled about Ragab is drawn from a public film database that records his personal details, including gender, birth date, and place of birth, alongside his professional activity. No additional personal or award information is provided in the source, and his career is characterized by a steady presence in minor roles after his initial appearance in “Ahlam Saghira.”