Today, we commemorate the anniversary of the late actor Mahmoud Morsi, a renowned personality in the world of arts, whose exceptional talent and remarkable performances have captivated audiences across the Arab world. In particular, he is widely celebrated for his unforgettable role as "Atris" in the iconic film "Something of Fear." Mahmoud was a strong-willed and independent soul from a young age. His father left him in a boarding school, and he only saw his mother twice a week, which contributed to his sense of detachment from others. Following the demise of his father, Mahmoud embarked on a journey to France to broaden his educational horizons. However, he faced discrimination and was deported due to the nationalization of the Suez Canal. This incident further intensified his feeling of isolation. Upon his return to Egypt, he ventured into radio broadcasting before pursuing acting. During this time, he crossed paths with renowned director Youssef Chahine, who offered him a starring role in "Bab El Hadeed." Sadly, Mahmoud rejected the role due to a disagreement over his salary. Despite the setback, Mahmoud rose to prominence in the '60s with several noteworthy roles, including his unforgettable depiction of "Atris." His admiration for actress Samiha Ayoub eventually led to their marriage, cementing his place in the hearts of many. Mahmoud's life was plagued with difficulties, but his remarkable talent and contributions to the world of art and acting in Egypt and beyond remain forever etched in history.