Ghassan Massoud . Massoud is best known in Syria for his appearance in many Syrian-made films, and writing and directing the theatre play Diplomasiyyoun, and was part of the Syrian Ministry of Culture's National Theater's 2002 season. Married with both a son and daughter, Massoud teaches Drama at both the Damascus Music and Drama School and High Institution of Theatrical Arts. He has appeared in the Syrian films The Chant of Rain, and in Haytham Hakky's well known work Memories of the Forthcoming Age, and on the Syrian stage was an actor in August Strindberg's Miss Julie.
Graduated from the High Institution of Theatrical Arts in Syria. He has been a Professor of Theatrical Arts in this institution for ten years.
Co-Founder of the Arab-African Center for Theatrical Research based in Tunisia
Is a drama professor at the Damascus Music and Drama School.
Shuns most big-budget productions before he cares more about the quality of the film and acting.
He and his wife have two children: a boy, 13, and a girl, 10. Both of them are dancers.
He studied in Finland and Germany before returning to his hometown of Damascus, where he lives now.
(October 2005) In Gaziantep (Turkey) filming for Kurtlar Vadisi-Irak .
Turned down a role in Syriana because he felt the film would be anti Islamic. Subsequently said he regretted that he admired the film and regretted not accepting the role.
