Fady Elsayed
Actor · Since 2015
Behind a familiar face there is Fady Elsayed, a British actor, recognized more by role than by name. Drama accounts for most of the list. 14 years of work sit behind the current profile. 'Gangs of London' is the series audiences place him in, as Faz. 'A Private War' rounds out the better-known part of the filmography.
Fady Elsayed
Actor · Since 2015
10 Movies · 9 Series
Behind a familiar face there is Fady Elsayed, a British actor, recognized more by role than by name. Drama accounts for most of the list. 14 years of work sit behind the current profile. 'Gangs of London' is the series audiences place him in, as Faz. 'A Private War' rounds out the better-known part of the filmography.
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Addicted to Change
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Addicted to Change
Satish Jarel
2026
A boy, a girl, and an old man
Fady · 10 episodes
2025–
Words of War
Anzor
2025
KAOS
Minotaur / Glaucus · 4 episodes
2024–
Industry
Ali El Mansour
2024Season 3
Slow Horses
Kamal
2022–
Do It for Her
Bilal
2021
Little Birds
Aziz · 6 episodes
2020–
Gangs of London
Faz
2020–
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Fady Elsayed and where are they from?
Fady Elsayed is 33 years old, born on September 15, 1993 in Paddington, London, England, UK.
What are the most famous roles of Fady Elsayed?
Fady Elsayed is best known for roles in A Private War, Brotherhood, Held for Ransom.
How many movies has Fady Elsayed been in?
Over a 14-year career (since 2012), Fady Elsayed has appeared in 10 movies and 9 TV shows.
What was Fady Elsayed's first movie?
The career of Fady Elsayed began with My Brother the Devil (2012).
What is Fady Elsayed's most recent movie or series?
Fady Elsayed's most recent release is Addicted to Change, which premiered on July 30, 2026.
What TV shows has Fady Elsayed appeared in?
On television, Fady Elsayed has appeared in Slow Horses, Gangs of London, KAOS, Industry.
Fady Elsayed
1993-09-15 · Paddington, London, England, UK
Fady Elsayed was born in Paddington, London, UK in 1993. He is a British/Egyptian actor best known for the role of Mo in Sally El-Hosaini's My Brother the Devil, for which he got a Best Newcomer nomination at the 2012 London Film Festival and a Young Performer of the Year Nomination at the 2013 Critics' Circle Film Awards.