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An Egyptian actor who graduated from the Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1961. He joined the theatrical television troupe, and the first show he appeared in was Something in My Chest directed by Nour El-Demerdash, then he presented plays including The Land, Sheikh Ragab, Backstreets, and Empty Hearts. His work in television drama includes the series Al-Zaher Baibars and After the Storm. His notable film roles include Cry of An Ant, The Pleasure Market, and Silence Sons.
Hamdy Ahmed was a prominent Egyptian stage and film actor who graduated from the Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1961 and had a prolific career in both cinema and television.
He is primarily known for his role as Mahjoub Abdel Dayem in the film Cairo 30 and his performances in other highly regarded works such as The Land and The Beginning.
He spent much of his early career associated with the Egyptian theatrical television troupe.