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Mohamed Mamdouh is an Egyptian actor, born in 1981 in Kuwait, and moved with his family to live in Al Helmeya in the city of Cairo and grew up there. He worked for a while in the theater, and then participated since the beginning of the third millennium in a number of cinematic and television works, and among his works in the cinema: Bibo and Bashir, The Party, and The Blue Elephant. He presented on television Bab Al Khalq, Friendly Fire, and Whose Empire?.

An Egyptian actor, who was born in 1982. He joined the High Cinema Institute but was forced to quit it and join the faculty of commerce in Cairo. He joined Khaled Galal’s acting workshop in Cairo’s Creativity Center, and participated in the acting troupe’s play Black Coffee in 2009, which showed remarkable success. Throughout the same period, he worked in commercial advertising. Afterward, he played supporting roles in television series and films, including The Hostage film and Congratulations film, alongside Ahmed Helmy. In 2013, Farrag made his debut leading role in the action film The Sweeper.

She is the daughter of artist and star Mahmoud Reda. She started off her career working in advertisements and doing Ramadan riddles. Shereen then married pop star and singer Amr Diab, only to get a divorce from him after having her first born daughter “Nour”.

Egyptian actor, born in Alexandria in 1963. He studied law at Cairo University, where he started acting on the university’s theater, and after graduating in 1985, he studied directing at the Academy of Arts till 1993. He then started working as an assistant director on the film A Fish and 4 Sharks, then as a director for several of the Nile International network’s satellite channels. El Sawy co-founded the Egyptian Foundation for Theater Enthusiasts. He wrote and directed the plays Party of the Crazy, and The Dolphin Operetta, for which he won the Taymour Award for Theatrical Ingenuity in 1991 and 1992 respectively. He is also a talented novelist, playwright, and poet, as he has several revolutionary poems. His notable film credits include The Yacoubian Building, The Wedding, and The Triplets. His television credits include Al-Maraghy’s Law, The People of Cairo, and Cairo: Kabul.

Hani Khalifa originally from upper Egypt started as an assistant director in movies such as “Joy Thief” and “Nut Shells” In 2003 he decided to direct the movie “Sahar Al Layali” or “Staying Up Late Nights” which impressed many, but then he disappeared for a long time, he was offered to direct the movie “Free Time” but declined due to his disagreement with the producer. He stayed away from the sports lights until 2011 when he directed his series “The University” which impressed many fans and audiences.