Mahmoud Hafez
Biography
Mahmoud Hafez is an Egyptian actor, he graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts. He appeared in many theatrical works, including the play His Own Boss alongside Mohamed Ramadan, and he also played the Upper Egyptian Al-Doksh in the series The Seven Commandments.
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Known For
Acting History
2025
Divorce Me
2025Kaka harvest season
2025A Rat With Seven Souls
2025Youth of a Woman
2025Child Treatment Certificate as عطية
2024The Hidden One as نور
20246 Months
2024Grapes
2024Omar Affendi
2024Again, Again
2024We Appreciate Your Circumstances as بشله
2024Colorful Black
2024Empire M
2024The Mexican Experiment
2024The Eid Night
2024The Alexandrian as يونس
2023Belomondo as حاتم
2023Dollars dollars
2023Take a U-Turn
2023The Yellow Duck
2023Mr. Ex as ألفت إمام
2023Ramses to Paris
2023Baba Almgal
2023Ramez Never End
2023Mommies Group as أيمن ضرغام - زوج مرام
2023Balto as دكتور سمير
2023The Outcasts as بويكا الفطاطري
2022Nabil El Gamil Plastic Surgeon
2022Fadel and Neama as جاسر
2022The Mazinger Plan as رفيع المقام الشحات
2022Home is My Home
2022Another One as أدهم
2022U-Turn
2022For Zeko as عصام
2021Henedi Show
2021200 Pounds as شيمي
2021Mousa
2021The Humans and the Mongoose
2021Counterattack
2021Sultan's daughter
2021Elle Maloush Kbeer
2021The Tiger
2021Man's Shadow
2020Ghost in Transit as شبكه
2020The Ruffian
2020The Game
2019Kingdoms of Fire as Masr Bay
2019The Passage
2019Qarmat in Trouble as منسي النتن
2018Land of Hypocrisy
2018Tayee as Jaber
2017Interior Night
2017Antar, The Fourth Grandson of Shaddad
2017Kalabsh
2017This Evening as Dahy
2017Devil's Wish
2017Lam'i El Ott
2017Captain Anoush
2017Alarmoty in the Land of Fire
2016SuperGirls
2016The Legend
2015Paparazzi
20154G
2015Bin El Sarayat
2015Fazaa
2014El Halal Mountain
2014The Seven Commandments as Sayed El-Doksh
2013Without Mentioning Names as ماجد شلبي
2013The Story of Hayat
2012The Escape
2012Reklam
2010Al-Gama'a
2009Very Private
2007A woman in a snake cleft
—Writer, Director, and Thief
—Blood on a Breast
—The story origin
—Big Ramy
—7 O'clock









