Mahmoud Hemida
Born December 7, 1953 · Cairo, Egypt
Mahmoud Hemida is an Egyptian actor. He obtained a Bachelor of Commerce in 1981, and began his artistic life through television, where he participated in series, including Neighborhood of the Honorable. His debut in cinema was with the artist Ahmed Zaki in the movie The Emperor (1990). The most prominent movies in which he starred are Dantella, The Third Man, and The Destiny. Hemida has experience in the field of screenwriting through the series The Legacy of the Wind (2013).
Notable Appearances
More Movies
the Atheist
Photocopy
Destiny
Untamed Desire
Strawberry War
The Emigrant
Shams El Zanaty
Closed Doors
Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story
The Knower
I Adore You
Wherever You Go
Poisonous Roses
Alexandria... New York
The Wolf
The Other
Fallen Angels Paradise
The Washing Machine
Al Awbash
I Love Cinema
The Baby Doll Night
A Whole One
Very Hot Day
The Priest
Abou Zeid of His Time
Age of Power
Witty Women
Born to a Man
Regatta
A Day for Women
A Woman Shook the Throne of Egypt
Qet And Far
One of the Days
Harley
Ihzaru Hazehi Al-Maraa
The Emperor
Too Little Love.. Too Much Violence
Women Market
Fursan Akher Zaman
The Asphalt Kings
The Ruthless
These Days
Al Basha
Obedience Warning
Ritsa: Three Colors of Love
Samara Al-Amir
Disco Disco
Knight of the City
National Security
The Stoners
Assassination
The Gate of Satan
Double Faces
The Third Man
Red card
Dantela
Clash of wives
Dilapidated Woman
The Foxes
