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09:39 p. M.
Tuesday 13 October 2020
Today, Tuesday, the young artist Mahmoud Al-Laithi announced that he, his mother and his wife were infected with the new Corona virus about 10 days ago, confirming that their condition is stable while the condition of mother and wife is not stable.
Al-Laithi wrote, through his Facebook account: “I have Corona for more than 10 days, and my condition is stable, praise God … He asked everyone to see the publication and pray to my mother and my wife because their condition is unstable and they need begging … I’m sorry if someone called and didn’t want them.
Here is the most important information about Mahmoud Al-Laithi after he was infected with the Corona virus: –
– Born in the Ismailia governorate, graduated from the Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanics of the Suez Canal University, class of 2008.
He worked in his profession as an engineer for six years, but his love for art pushed him to give up his profession and went from being a young engineer working as a manager of one of the projects to another looking for an opportunity in the field of the acting.
– He worked to show his acting skills in the university theater, until he saw the show “Café de Sada” by Khaled Jalal in 2010.
Khaled Jalal turned him down when he tried to join a group that included stars Ali Rabie, Aws Aws, Muhammad Abdul Rahman, and others, until he agreed to include him in another workshop and participated in the show “After the Night” (2014) at the Artistic Creativity Center of the Opera House.
– His first dramatic appearance was through his introduction of the character “Uncle Salim Al-Hakim” in the sitcom “When Tamer Sab Shawqia” in 2015.
– His first film appearance was in the movie “Fazza” starring Hisham Ismail and directed by Yasser Zayed in 2015.
Director Amr Salama and producer Tariq Al-Janayni chose him from among another group of young people from the Center for Creativity to host the program “Saturday Night Live in Arabic” in 2016, a work that made him famous and highlighted his talent.
Later, he participated in several television and film works, the most important of which were the series: “Do not turn off the sun, the seventh neighbor, Abu Omar al-Masri, wife 18, the kingdom of Satan, and the end”, films: “The heart of his mother, Khayal Mata, Sawah” and others.
On July 7, 2017 Mahmoud Al-Laithi married beauty expert, Basma Salem, in a wedding that featured many young stars, after he met her through the “SNL in Arabic” program, as she She was one of those responsible for the artist’s look during the episodes.
– In an interview with journalist Mona El-Shazly on the program “With You” in December 2017, he revealed that his mother always called him, saying: “Oh Lord, I see you as Naguib Sawiris”. Make another girl like that. “
– In another episode with Mona Al-Shazly (October 2018), Al-Laithi went into a severe mid-air crying fit as he spoke of his suffering before fame, and said before his collapse that it led to the departure from an urgent break: “I arrived at the place where I am staying on this and arrived after great fatigue and exhaustion. In my life, when I made the decision to leave Ismailia and go to Cairo to represent this was the most difficult period of my life, I said goodbye to my job. After 3 months everything I had in engineering was gone, and there was no other job, because it was connected to the dates of a daily workshop, and I did not know that I would work in What job, all the money was gone and the food said , I used to eat a bag of Indomie every other day, lived on a rooftop in Giza, with 3 of my friends, and walked a lot from Giza to the opera to catch up on the shows, I refused to ask my family for money to go Adventure Di. “
– One of the most important works expected of Mahmoud Al-Laithi in the next period is his participation in the film “Curfew” chosen by the Cairo International Film Festival to represent Egypt in the 42nd international competition of the festival in its first world exhibition, written and directed by Amir Ramsés. Khalil, Ahmed Magdy, Arifa Abdel Rasoul, Kamel Al-Basha and others, produced by Safi Al-Din Mahmoud, Baho Bakhsh, Sally Wali, Moataz Abdel Wahab, and Sherif Fathy.
