Ahmed Hafez Mazhar was a highly accomplished and celebrated Egyptian actor, whose life spanned from October 8, 1917, until his eventual passing on May 8, 2002.
Mazhar's journey in the entertainment industry commenced in 1951, when his exceptional equestrian abilities and proficiency in classical Arabic earned him a coveted role in the film Zehour Al-Islam, a testament to his remarkable talent and versatility.
As his acting career progressed, Mazhar's military background, which had seen him rise to the rank of commander of the special cavalry units, came to a close in 1957, marking a pivotal moment in his life as he traded in his military uniform for the spotlight, finally allowing his passion for acting to take center stage.
Noted Egyptian actor Mazhar's career experienced a significant turning point with his portrayal of a wicked prince in the highly acclaimed film Roda Qalbi, also known as Return My Heart, which marked his third major motion picture appearance. This remarkable performance served as a springboard for a succession of successful roles that would further solidify his reputation as a talented thespian.
Mazhar's acting career was not limited to Egyptian cinema, as he also ventured into American films, making a notable appearance in the 1963 production "Cairo" alongside renowned actors George Sanders and Faten Hamama.
