Mahmoud El Hefnawy

Mahmoud El Hefnawy (1954 - 2014)

Biography:

An Egyptian theater and television actor, Mahmoud El Hefnawy was known for his supporting and often comedic roles. He participated in many plays, TV series, television specials, and a number of films.

Artistic Debut:

🎭 He began his career in the late 1970s with the role of a police sergeant in the play "Goha Rules the City", starring Samir Ghanem.

Notable Theater Performances:

• "A Very Special Visit" (1989)

• "Saadia Is Following Me" (1994)

• "Where Are You Going, Country?" (2012)

• "Goha and His Donkey" (2012)

Famous TV Series:

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• "Tears in Bitter Eyes" (1980)

• "Mohamed, the Messenger of God" (1985)

• "Raafat El-Hagan" (1990)

• "Fall into Bir Seba" (1994)

• "Abbas El Abyad in the Black Day" (2004)

• "El Gamaa" (The Group) (2010)

Selected Films:

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• "No, My Mother" (1979)

• "El-Mawarady Café" (1981)

• "The Handcuffs" (1991)

• "The Turtles" (1996)

Notable Roles in Cinema:

• Played "Ahmed", the son of a metal jewelry merchant, in "The Champions of Boulaq" (1981)

• Played "Sherif", a reckless rich student relying on his father's wealth, in "The Stab" (1987)

Personal Information:

• Date of Birth: March 7, 1954 – Egypt

• Date of Death: July 31, 2014 – Egypt

• Nationality: Egyptian