Ibrahim Abdulraziq

An Egyptian actor, he obtained high school from Mansoura Military Secondary School until 1967. He did not complete his career with education, as he loved acting since childhood and participated as a hero in all the plays of the Mansoura National Theater in the sixties. He then moved to Cairo after acting in the Sherbin Theater Troupe, then the Mansoura Troupe, to participate in many plays. He participated in several cinematic works in the seventies and eighties, the most famous of which were the films Antar Carrying His Sword, Kidnapped, and The Price of Alienation. His brilliance was also notable in television drama, where he participated in dozens of works until his death in the late eighties of the last century. He had a remarkable imprint and presence in front of the camera, as he embodied the roles of evil in most of his works with extreme mastery and his own performance.