Mohamed Mamdouh
Actor
Born March 9, 1981 in مدينة المنصورة, محافظة الدقهلية, مصر
Mohamed Mamdouh is an Egyptian actor. He started acting on stage, and came to prominence in the early 2010's with roles in films like "Bebo we Beshir" (Bebo and Beshir) and "Elfeel El Azraq" (The Blue Elephant). He also starred in several television series including "Niran Sadiqa" (Friendly Fire) and "Embratoreyyet Min" (Who's Empire).
Filmography
Monopoly (The Bank Of Luck) 2
From The Days Of Giza
ضيف شرف
New Year's Map
نوح
32B
Natural Disaster
Minister of Social Solidarity
The Gentlemen
Tariq Galal Abo Al-Fadl
Hepta 2: The Last Debate
Osama
Happy Birthday
Guest Star
The Tale of Daye's Family
Mounis
Mom and Dad
Rocky of the Poor
I confided a lot
Give and take
My Sisters
El Nos
Snow White
عماد
My Wife's Ex
طه
The People of the Cave
بولا
Sons of Rizk 3: Knockout
Officer Raoof Hamzawy
The Swarm
أبو أسعد الحمراوي
Shekko
حجازي
Flight 404
طارق عبد الحليم
Maqsoom
رئيس المباحث
Face to Face
Sherif
Rasheed
Fadel and Neama
أكرم مصيلحي - ضابط
Handing Them Over
The Wicked /Dr. Wafaa
Face and Back
The Eight
The Spider
Marwan Gubran's
Date with Destiny
The Returnees
The Sweetest Words on Life
Saddam's Father
Abu Saddam
The Knower
Newton's Cradle
Hazem
Take Care of Zizi
Two in the Box
Sons of Rizk 2: Return of the Lions of the Land
Raouf Hamzawy
Son of the Poor
Dahi
Qabeel
Tariq
The Guest
122
عماد - سائق الإسعاف
Gunshot
خالد أبو زيد القفاص
Diamond Dust
El-Sirvis
Vanished
Disappearance
Al Waseya
Ramadan El Manesterly
The Cell
The Originals
الرجل الثاني
The Sun Will Never Set
Monopoly (The Bank of Luck)
محمد صالح
A Man Wanted
بهجت
Grand Hotel
Amin
Everyday's Lie
عادل
Sons of Rizk
Officer Raoof Hamzawy
Gun Racking
The Nightmare
The Black Envelope
ياسين
My Way
Under Control
Police Officer
A Useless Day
سامح
I Fell in Love
The Blue Elephant
سامح زيدان
Bad Timing
Whose empire
Rags & Tatters
Underground
Heatwave
Friendly Fire
Taht El-Ard
The Party
Bab Al Khalq
Our Master, Al Sayed
18 Days
Salama
Bibo and Beshir
Hamada
El Kebeer Awi
Hekayat Beneeshha
سعدون
Ibrahim El-Abyad
Abdo Zarzor
Critical Moments