Mohamed Imam

Mohamed featured for the first time in films in 1990 in Hanafy the Wonderful at age six years old. He went to Jesuites (CSF) school before he entered the American University in Cairo. He studied theater, and acted in many roles in the university. One of them was Atawa in El Maghmati's play for the director Mahmoud El Lozy.

Imam played his first role out of the university when he took part in the Egyptian series Kanaria and Shorkah as Ashraf Sayed El Ousy (Hany Awaad Abd El Mohsen). The Egyptian director Marwan Hammed selected him to play the role of Taha in The Yacoubian Building (2006), based on the novel of the same name. This was the first of many productions in which the younger Emam acted alongside his father.

Hassan and Marcus (2008) was his next major film. The theme of the movie is the tension between Muslims and Christians. This film features Adel Imam, Omar Sharif, Lebleba, and Hanna El Shorbagy. Imam played two characters, the Christian man Girgis Boulus and Emad Hassan, the son of El Sheikh Hassan. Hassan and Marcus was screened at the London Film Festival October 18, 2008 to a full house. Imam won a prize from the Alexandria International Film Festival in 2008 for his work in the film.

In 2012, he starred as Ibrahim in Ferqit Naji Attalah, a comedy series also with Adel Emam that was the highest rated Ramdan series in Egypt in 2012. In 2014 he starred in the TV comedy series Saheb Elsaada with Adel Emam, Lebleba, Amina Khalil, Tara Emad, Khaled Zaki, Angy Wegdan and Lotfy Labib and Dalaa Banat with Mai Ezz Eldin. He also had the starring roles in the films Captain Egypt in 2015, Hell in India in 2016 and Lelyt Hana w Sror in 2018.