Rami Malek faces racism in America

The Egyptian international artist, Rami Malek, who won an Oscar, revealed that he was subjected to racism and inappropriate treatment by the American police in Los Angeles.

Rami Malek spoke in a foreign press interview about being stopped by the police, due to an incident of robbing a liquor store and stealing a woman's bag as well. He described what happened to him, saying: "They threw me in the car, after they thought the description given about the perpetrator was of a person of Latin origin, and they told me that I matched this description." He added that if it weren't for his friend's intervention at the right moment, where he told the police that Malek is an actor of Egyptian origin, not Latin. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Rami Malek is subjected to racism more than once Rami Malek confirmed that this was not the first incident with him, as he is always subjected to racism, especially in airports, because of his name, "Rami Said Malek", which raises suspicions about him being an Arab person. Malek talked about his childhood in the United States, saying: "I feel like I don't fully belong because of my different cultural background, despite my European appearance."

New artworks by Rami Malek In another context, Rami Malek is waiting for the release of the thriller "The Amateur" on April 11. Rami Malek plays the role of a CIA employee who blackmails the agency to train him to confront a terrorist group that killed his wife. The film includes a group of artists, including Rachel Brosnahan, Laurence Fishburne, and Caitriona Balfe. Rami Malek is waiting for his new play, “Adeeb,” to be shown at the Old Vic Theatre in London on January 21, which will continue until March 29. The play’s events are inspired by the classic work by the writer Sophocles, and he shares the lead role with actress Indira Varma. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in a few minutes via the Special app.

Rami Malek presented the biographical film "Oppenheimer" in 2023, which won 7 Oscars, most notably the award for "Best Picture of the Year."