Syrian actor, Taim Hassan is set to participate in the Ramadan 2024 drama marathon with the TV series “Tag”.
The project hails from director Samer Barqawi and is a romance-suspense series taking place between the fifties and sixties.
Hassan, born on February 17, 1976, in the coastal city of Tartous, Syria in an area known as ‘Sheikh Badr'. In 1980, the actor moved to the capital Damascus with his family, where he lived and studied to join the High Institute for Dramatic Arts in 2001. Hassan was first rejected and then re-applied to be admitted at the same time when renowned actor Jamal Soleiman was the head of the judging panel.
He finished his studies and graduated in 2001. Since his graduation, the actor was able to establish himself through taking influential roles in some of the most renowned Syrian television series.
Hassan achieved fame in Syria through a number of highly acclaimed and extremely successful Syrian series most notably "Saladin", "Taifas", "Nizar Qabbani", and "The Waiting".
In 2007, he received his title role in the Egyptian series "King Farouk", which established him as one of the leading stars in the Arab world and earned him the best actor award from Egyptian audiences and critics.
Hassan collaborated with Hatem Ali, one of Syria's leading directors, in a majority of his series such as "The Philanderer Salem", "Saladin", "Taifas", and "King Farouk".
On July 1, 2004, he married the Syrian actress Dima Bayaa. They have two children named Ward and Fahad. In 2012, Hassan and Bayaa announced their divorce after 10 years of marriage. He married Egyptian TV presenter, Wafaa El Kilani in 2017.
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