Maged El Kedwany

Maged El Kedwany is a prominent Egyptian actor renowned for his contributions to both film and television. Born in Shubra, Cairo, in 1967, he spent his early years in Kuwait before returning to Egypt at 18. He pursued his passion for the arts by studying design at the Faculty of Fine Arts, where he began his journey in acting through amateur theater productions. This experience paved the way for his appearances in television series such as "Qanfad" (Hedgehog) and "Nahnu al Nazre el-Shook."

El Kedwany's film career took off in the 1990s, and he starred in several iconic movies, including "Afareet el-Asphalt" (Asphalt Ghosts) in 1996 and "Saidi fe Gaea al-Amrikeya" (Saidi at the American University in Cairo) in 1998. His filmography also features works like "Harameya Ki-Gi-To" (Ki-Gi-To Thieves), "Harameya fe Thailand" (Thieves in Thailand), "Al-Ragel al-Abyad al-Motawast" (Average White Guy), and "Khaly min Kolesterol" (Cholesterol-Free).

In addition to his film work, Maged showcased his talent in the theater; notable productions include “Pallo” and “Diwan Al Baqar.” He graduated from the Institute of Theatrical Arts in 1995, further solidifying his acting credentials. His recent film appearances, such as in "Hafla Montasif al-Leil" (Midnight Party) and "Saaa we Nos" (Hour and a Half) in 2012, highlight his enduring presence in the Egyptian entertainment industry. El Kedwany continues to be a respected figure in the arts, known for his versatility and commitment to his craft.