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2003: Rebel With a Cause Boycotted Egyptian-American filmmaker Sayed Badreya's award-winning short T for Terrorist might be screened at the Italian Cultural Institute - if he's lucky |
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2003: Badreya's Road to America Badreya was born in 1957 to a poor family of 10 from Port Said. The death of his father during the1967 war was a tough blow to the nine-year-old, whose sole escape was Al-Ahly Cinema in his hometown. |
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October.1.2003:
T for Terrorist and Casting Calls "You're Arab, they're American, these are the guys who stole your land" now act you mean it!" stated the director of the film... |
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March.24.2003:
A Warning From Hollywood PANORAMA Television Program A warning from Hollywood Recorded from Transmission: BBC-1 |
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March.2002:
The Angry Arab For years Sayed Badreya has made a living as a hijacker, a kidnapper and a cold-blooded killer. Now all he wants is a little understanding (and a deal to direct) |
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Dec.12.2001:
Central Casting Has Hard Lesson to Teach It could be the heavy beard. Or the accent evocative of an afternoon in a souk. Maybe it's his size, large enough to crush the average flight attendant. |
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Oct.3.2001:
Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher [show transcript] Guests on this program were: Sayed Badreya - Egyptian-American actor Niger Innes - Congress of Racial Equality Kennedy - Former MTV VJ Ted Rall - Cartoonist and Author |
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Nov.1.1998:
Hollywood Now Plays Cowboys and Arabs Arab-American actor Sayed Badreya has had no problem finding work in Hollywood. With his dark beard and his accented English, he has had his pick of parts as terrorists, hijackers, kidnappers and Islamic militants. |
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NPR:
Terrorist Actor [show transcript]
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