Mansi Fahmy

Mansi Fahmy (1890–1955)

Egyptian actor known for his work in cinema and theater. He initially worked in the judiciary before transitioning to acting, encouraged by Naguib El-Rihani.

📌 Personal Information

📅 Born: April 7, 1890 – Bani Al-Adiyat, Assiut Governorate, Egypt

🏡 Nationality: 🇪🇬 Egyptian

👨‍👦 Children: Iskandar Mansi

🎭 Profession: Actor

🗣️ Languages: Arabic, Egyptian dialect

🕊️ Died: May 5, 1955 (aged 65) – Egypt

🎭 Career

Worked in the judiciary for six years until 1911

Met Naguib El-Rihani, who persuaded him to pursue acting

Performed in Ali El-Kassar’s and Fatma Rushdi’s theaters

Started his film career in the 1930s

Acted in over 50 films

🎬 Notable Films

📽️ 1930s:

Wakhz Al-Damir (1931)

Wedad (1935)

Salama Fi Khair (1937)

📽️ 1940s:

Scream in the Night (1940)

Children of the Poor (1942)

The New Generation (1945)

Scheherazade (1946)

My Heart is My Guide (1947)

The Sad Countryside (1948)

The Killer (1948)

📽️ 1950s:

A Good Deed (1953)

Sheikh Hassan (1954)

🕊️ Death

He passed away on May 5, 1955, at the age of 65, leaving behind a significant mark on classic Egyptian cinema.