Ahmed Ahmed

At 54 years old, Ahmed Ahmed has this physical status:

Ahmed Ahmed (born June 27, 1970) is an Egyptian actor and comedian.

Early life

Ahmed Ahmed was born in Helwan, Egypt. When he was one month old, his family migrated to the United States, and he grew up in Riverside, California.

Personal life

Ahmed claims that his role models include his parents, Muhammad Ali, Mitzi Shore, and friend Vince Vaughn.

Ahmed Ahmed and comedian Rabbi Bob Alper toured the United States in 2004 with their ground-breaking exhibition "One Arab, One Jew, One Stage" about interfaith harmony and human dignity following 9/11 and 2004.

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Career

Ahmed Ahmed, a 19-year-old boy, moved to Hollywood to pursue a career as an actor and stand-up comedian, and he's been working there ever since.

He has appeared in many films and television shows including Executive Decision, Swingers, Tracey Takes On..., Roseanne, JAG, Tough Crowd, MTV's Punk'd with Ashton Kutcher, and MTV's Punk'd with Ashton Kutcher. In his stand-up routine for the Axis of Evil Comedy Tour, he'd later joke about his involvement in Executive Decision in his stand-up routine. He has appeared on CNN, The View, and National Public Radio, as well as in Newsweek. He appeared in the PBS television series "STAND UP: Muslim American Comics Come of Age," an episode about Muslim American comedians.

Ahmed Ahmed is a regular performer at The Comedy Store in Hollywood and tours all around the United States and Europe. In 2004, he was the winner of the inaugural Richard Pryor Award for ethnic comedy at the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland. Ahmed was a member of the Axis of Evil Comedian Society. He was also a featured guest at Axis of Justice, a rock and heavy metal festival that fights for social justice.

He appeared on TBS's Sullivan & Son on a regular basis.

Ahmed's name was recalled by media in 2019 after an audience member called 911 in response to his stand-up set.

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