Youssef Mansour

Egyptian actor and Kung Fu champion. He was born in Cairo in 1966, and immigrated to the United States of America with his family when he was nine years old. He initially settled in New Jersey, studied psychology at the university, and trained in kung fu in China and America. He entered the artistic field by chance when he met director Ibrahim Afifi, and he was offered to participate for the first time in the film (The Old Man and the Thug). He later became famous during the 1990s for his films that It relied on martial arts, including (Crescent Fist, No Violence, Call to Love, Fierce). In 2001, he presented his last film (Badr), which he wrote, produced and directed, and co-starred with Miss Egypt 1999 Engy Abdullah.