Moustafa Rizk

An Egyptian actor, he was born on September 17, 1956 in the city of Mit Ghamr, and lived and educated in Alexandria. He began his artistic career as an amateur at university, where he won many awards at the University Theater in Alexandria. He began his professional artistic career as a director at the Palaces of Culture. He presented many television and theatrical works, the most famous of which is the role of Al-Mabrouk in the series (The Night of Fatima’s Arrest) in 1982. The artist (Samir Ghanem) participated in many of his plays, such as (Faris and Bani Khayban) in 1987, (My Brother Hayes and I Lais) in 1992, and (Bahloul in Istanbul) in 1998. The artist (Mohamed Sobhi) participated in several plays, including (You Are Free) in 1981 and (The Shaked) in 1985. Among his films is (The Case of Uncle Ahmed) in 1985.