
Ahmad Mazhar
Acting
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Acting Credits
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Biography
Ahmed Hafez Mazhar (October 8, 1917 – May 8, 2002) was an Egyptian actor. He graduated from the military academy in 1938 and his colleagues included Gamal Abdel Nasser and Anwar Sadat. His acting career started in 1951 when he was picked for a role in Zehour Al-Islam because of his riding skills and his proper pronunciation of classical Arabic. In 1957, he retired as commander of the special cavalry units and decided to explore his acting talents. Mazhar's breakthrough in the world of acting c...
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Filmography
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Ladies' Threshold
1995
as فاضل ابو سهير الدكتورة

One Thousand and One Nights: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
1995

ألف ليلة وليلة: علي بابا والأربعين حرامي
1995
as السلطان عليش

The Spy Hikmat Fahmi
1994
as عزيز باشا المصري

Raghabat
1994

دموع صاحبة الجلالة
1992
as شريف باشا

Conscience of Teacher Hekmat
1991

The servant
1990
as كامل عبد ربه

El Helmeya Nights
1987
as Ahmed Hasanein Basha

Bokra Ahla Men El-Naharda
1986

Ebnaty Wal-Ze'ab
1986
as Hassan Emad

A Tale in Two Word
1985
as سالم

Rial faddah
1985

لا إله إلا الله
1985

Bardis
1985
as أحمد علوان

Black Tiger
1984
as Costa

The Women Union
1984

Wa Mashait Tareq Al Akhtar
1981

A Tale Behind Every Door
1979
as Abdulsalam

الليل الطويل
1979
as رشدي

Shafiqa and Metwally
1978
as أحمد الطرابيشي

Life is a Moment
1978
as عبدالقادر حسين

Thousands Kisses
1977
as Cameo

Sins of Love
1977

Madness of Love
1977

Rendezvous with Soso
1977

Thousand Kisses and kiss
1977
as أحمد حافظ (ضيف شرف)

حبيبة غيري
1976
as يوسف

On Cellophane Paper
1975
as محمد أبو النجا - طبيب

The White Dress
1975
as Ahmad Fathi

Two Women
1975
as Mukhtar

شهيرة
1975
as حسين

Journey of a Lifetime
1974

الأخوة الأعداء
1974
as The Judge القاضي

Al-Shahat
1973

Word of Honour
1973
as العميد شريف صادق

El Tagriba El Ula
1972

Empire M
1972
as Ahmed Raafat

City Lights
1972
as عادل صبري
House of Sand
1972

I Want This Man
1972

Al-Shaima
1972

The gentle, the gallant, and the greedy
1971
as Anwar Gadallah

Ms. Manal Diary
1971
as Ayman

Shaqa Mafrousha
1970
as Hussain

Adolescents' Love
1970

Eve's Lies
1969
Amusement Street
1969
ليلة واحدة
1969

Thieves but Cute
1969
as Hamid

Nadia
1969
as Medhat مدحت
زوجات وأزواج
1969

Leqaa Al-Ghorabaa
1968

An Ordinary Girl
1968
as Ahmed Bey

Days Of Love
1968
as Sherif Lotfy

Confused Souls
1968
as Hassanein/Sheikh Rashwan/Dr. Mortada Ibrahim - حسنين/الشيخ رشوان/الدكتور مرتضى ابراهيم

Nadia
1968
as د. مدحت

Girls Camp
1967

The Vandals
1967
as Engineer Adel Al-Kilani

اللقاء الثاني
1967
as دكتور رأفت

أيام معه
1967
as زياد

المراهقة الصغيرة
1966
as أحمد

Cairo 30
1966
as الوزير قاسم بك

The Wedding Night
1966
as Dr. Magdy

من احب
1966
as Sharif Mazhar

من أحب
1966

Bitter Grapes
1965
as Hashem

My Mother's Fiancé
1965
as Ahmed Talat

Antar's Daughter
1964
as Al-Sabeeh - Habib Anitara

دعني والدموع
1964

The Rebellious
1963
as سامي حمدي

Saladin
1963
as Saladin

The Last Night
1963
as Magdy

Soft Hands
1963
as البرنس شوكت حلمي

The Dark Glasses
1963
as Omar

Cairo
1963
as kerim

The Laughing Crime
1963
as Medhat Salem مدحت سالم

Fire in My Heart
1963
as Shawky Hussein

Seraa El Gababera
1962
as Farid Abdel Qader

Ghosn Al-Zaytoun
1962
as عبده
Heera wa shabab
1962

Lost in Memories
1961
as Sherif

Hayati hi althaman
1961

I Won't Confess
1961
as Ahmed (husband)

Oh Islam
1961
as Mahmoud/Qutz

El dow' El khafet
1961

Gharam Al-Asyad
1961
as Ahmed Mourad

Tomorrow Is Another Day
1961

عمالقة البحار
1960

Boundless Love
1960

Wa Ead Al Hob
1960

Agony of Love
1960

ثلاث وريثات
1960
as عاصم

The Green Doorstep
1959

I Am Innocent
1959

Umm Ratiba
1959
as tax man

الحب الأخير
1959
as مجدي عبدالحميد

The Nightingale's Prayer
1959
as مهندس الرّي
Light of the Night
1959
as Adel

A Stranger
1958

The Barred Road
1958
as Mounir (writer) - الكاتب /منير حلمى

Jamila, the Algerian
1958
as يوسف

Till We Meet
1958
as Ahmed

The Virgin Wife
1958
as مجدي

Lover's Walk
1957
as محسن

Return My Heart
1957
as الأمير علاء

Port Said
1957

The Road of Hope
1957
as عباس

The Dawn of Islam
1951
as Amr bin Hisham (Abu Jahl)