Actor / Actress
Actor / Actress
Tamim Abdou is a Tunisian film, stage and television actor. His relationship to acting began with stage productions in his hometown of Siliana, Tunisia, and despite beginning law school in Tunisia, he decided to travel to Iraq to work as a translator, after which he went to Egypt, where he joined the Institute of Theater Actors to train in acting and directing. He also joined Youssef Chahine's production company, where he's worked for 22 years.
Over time he rose to production manager there, overseeing foreign films shot in Egypt. Abdou also worked in advertising. His close friendship with Yousry Nasrallah also ended up having great professional benefits, as Nasrallah cast him in several of his most famous films.
Abdou has also appeared in shows like "Ahl Cairo" from director Mohamed Ali, in which he co-starred with Khaled El Sawy.
Tamim Abdo is known for work in acting across film and television. New Release currently presents 29 verified screen credits connected to this profile.
Selected work includes Watar Hasas (2024), The Hidden One (2024), Full House (2023), Bahebek (2022), Naguib Zahi Zarkash (2021), Two in the Box (2020), Khatem Al Nemr (2020), Mrs. Tamtam (2018).
The recorded credits span 1993 to 2024, including 10 movies and 19 TV shows. The filmography below lists available titles, release years and known roles.
This profile is updated as additional verified information becomes available.
تميم عبده · Tamim Abdou
TV ShowWatar Hasas
MovieThe Hidden One
TV ShowFull House
MovieBahebek
TV ShowNaguib Zahi Zarkash
TV ShowTwo in the Box
TV ShowKhatem Al Nemr
MovieMrs. Tamtam
TV ShowAbu Omar Al-Masry
TV ShowEl-Zeibaq
MovieMonkey Talks
TV Showمأمون وشركاه
TV ShowThe Devil's Game
TV ShowMy Way
TV ShowThe Obsession
TV ShowWho's the Culprit?
TV ShowBad Timing
TV ShowFriendly Fire
TV ShowFaroun
TV ShowThe Story of Hayat
TV ShowOn Tipping Point
MovieThe Party
MovieWhat's Going On?
TV Show9 Gam'et El-Diwal
TV ShowThe Escape
MovieAfter the Battle
MovieThe International
MovieThe Aquarium
MovieWhy, O Violet?