Gharib Mahmoud

Gharib Mahmoud

🟢 (May 10, 1941 – December 10, 2006)

🎭 Egyptian actor known for his comedic roles in cinema, theater, and television. He was born in Minya Al-Qamh, Sharqia Governorate, Egypt, and started his artistic career in theater before moving on to cinema and television, where he played many memorable roles, especially in popular comedy.

🟠 Personal Information:

🏡 Born: May 10, 1941 – Sharqia, Egypt

⚰️ Died: December 10, 2006 (aged 65) – Cairo, Egypt

🇪🇬 Nationality: Egyptian

👨‍👦 Children: Mahmoud Gharib

🎬 Notable Works:

📽️ In Cinema:

🎞️ El-Mouled (1989)

🎞️ Shams El-Zanaty (1991) – Quarry owner

🎞️ Ismailia Rayeh Gay (1997) – Samara, the doorman

🎞️ Message to the Governor (1998)

🎞️ The Danish Experience (2003) – Raouf Mosbah

🎞️ Booha (2005) – Valentino

🎞️ Katkout (2006) – Khalifa

📺 In Television:

📡 Afareet El-Sayala (2004) – Atiya, the detective

📡 Abbas El-Abyad Fel Youm El-Aswad (2004) – El-Moallem Sultan

📡 Mas'alat Mabda' (2003) – Guest star

📡 El-Seera El-Helaliya (Part 2) (1998) – Kingdom of Zanaty’s jailer

📡 Helm El-Ganoubi (1997) – Al-Zarzour

🎭 In Theater:

🎭 Joha Yahkom El-Madina (1985)

🎭 Ala Shan Khater Oyounak (1987)

🎭 Wahed Lamoon We El-Tany Magnon (1996)

🎭 El-Esma Fe Eed Hamati (2000)

⚫ Death:

📅 Gharib Mahmoud passed away on December 10, 2006 while rehearsing for a play on Faisal Nada Theater, where he suffered a sudden heart attack.

🔹 He remained a symbol of popular comedy in Egyptian art, leaving a lasting impression with his simple yet beloved roles. 🕊️