Adam Ahmad Foiled Roles: Bob (in Saturday Night Zombies) and White Man

• Although Adam was born in London, England, he has four different nationalities
• He left Britain, his home of more than 25 years, in 1997 to work in advertising in Canada
• He once squeezed 24 people (including himself) into a VW Beetle to get on TV
• His middle name is Marcel
• He a Chuck Berry fan
• His favourite colour is ocean blue
• He likes to say the word Gorgeous a lot
• His favourite dish is Spaghetti Bolognese with plenty of Parmesan Cheese
• Unlike most British people, he likes the taste of Root Beer
• He has hitchhiked to Paris (twice)
• He once ran up the steps of the world's tallest building for charity
• He has traveled to 35 countries
• His lifelong ambition is to go swimming with dolphins
• He has appeared in a show on Broadway - that's Broadway in Warwickshire, England
• His full stage acting credits are "A Highwayman" in The Beggar's Opera (1984), "A Soldier" in the musical Patience (1985), the robber "Frightful Fred" in Babes in the Wood (1997), and most recently in Canada, "Bill", a businessman having a nervous breakdown in Lips Together, Teeth Apart (1998)
• He has bumped into several celebrities including Arnold Schwarznegger, Hugh Grant, Elizabeth Hurley, and Tom Baker
• He is currently taking improv classes with The Second City - the same theatre school which gave rise to actors Dan Akroyd, Mike Myers, Jim Belushi, Bill Murray and John Candy

Adam on Foiled: "Back in 1995, when Henry cast me as Bob in his debut picture Foiled, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. But agreeing to do the film turned out to be one of the most inspired moves in my life. I got to work with a terrific crew, and go on location in some of the most beautiful countryside in England. Best of all, the part reignited my passion for acting, after a break of nearly a decade! Now I can't wait for my next part. Thanks Henry."

Adam would like to do more acting in his new home city, Toronto. If you are interested in casting this versatile actor as a character in your play or film, or have any other comments, you can e-mail Adam directly at the address below.