Khaberni - Egyptian artist Amr Saad announced his retirement from television drama starting next year, during a phone call with the program "Al Hekaya" on MBC Egypt channel.
During the call, Saad emphasized his pride in the artistic and marketing value of his works, and stressed that respecting the audience is the real standard for any artist. He added that he put great effort into the series "Al Ghorab" and has several upcoming film contracts, considering that five years in television is enough and requires a temporary halt to seek a different artistic challenge.
He cited the broad public impact of his works, mentioning for example the successful series "Shari' Abdel Aziz" which achieved significant popularity and deep human impact.
Saad explained that his decision came after five continuous years of work, where he felt the need for artistic renewal and a return to cinema, which he described as his "original home", confirming that he is preparing for a number of new cinematic projects.
For his part, the media personality Amr Adeeb mentioned during the program that Amr Saad is among the highest paid in Egyptian drama and owner of the highest marketing value works in the Arab world.
In this context, the audience is eagerly anticipating the release of his new film "The Crows", set during World War II in the Western Desert on the eve of the Battle of El Alamein, starring Mai Omar, Mohamed Alaa, and a group of artists, written and directed by Yassin Hassan.
