Mohamed Elwan

Egyptian actor and radio broadcaster, born in 1924. He obtained an acting diploma from the Higher Institute of Acting and was appointed as a professor there. He also worked as a radio director and general advisor at Middle East Radio. He worked in cinema since 1942 and participated in the film (The Accused) by director Henry Barakat. He also worked as assistant director with Barakat> He worked as a radio actor in 1945, then monitored drama on Sawt Al Arab Radio. He directed several radio series, including: (In our house is a man, Something in my chest, My life, A bit of torment, Nadia, The tears dried up, Lost love, Days with him, A nose and three eyes, We do not plant thorns, Be patient, Please do not misunderstand me quickly). He died in 1979 at the age of 55.