Hanan Motawie

Hanan Motawie

Known For:Acting
Gender:Female
Birthday:1979-03-11
Place of Birth:Cairo, Egypt
Also Known As: حنان مطاوع / حنان كرم مصطفى محمود مطاوع /
Known For: Acting Gender: Female Birthday: 1979-03-11 More

Biography

Hanan Karam Motawie is an Egyptian television and film actress. She is the daughter of Soheir Al Morshedy and the late actor Karam Motawie. She graduated from Cairo University from the faculty of commerce. She began her career on "Hadeeth El Sabah we el Masaa." She's played a number of memorable characters in both television and film, including "Qas we Lazq" by Hala Khalil, "Al Ghaba" (The Forest) and "Heliopolis" by Ahmad Abdalla. She won Best Supporting Actress for her performance in the film "Qas we Lazq." Her television credits include "Sara," "Awlad El Shawarea," "Aghla men Hyati," "Azmet Sokkar" and "Wekalet Ateyya."
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His All-Knowing Secret
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Al-Qahera : Kabul
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The Journey
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Shoulder Touch
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Drop Dead Diva
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Animation Family
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Animation Family Drama
  • name:Hanan Motawie
  • Known For:Acting
  • Gender:Female
  • Birthday:1979-03-11
  • Place of Birth:Cairo, Egypt
  • Also Known As: حنان مطاوع · حنان كرم مصطفى محمود مطاوع ·
  • Biography:Hanan Karam Motawie is an Egyptian television and film actress. She is the daughter of Soheir Al Morshedy and the late actor Karam Motawie. She graduated from Cairo University from the faculty of commerce. She began her career on "Hadeeth El Sabah we el Masaa." She's played a number of memorable characters in both television and film, including "Qas we Lazq" by Hala Khalil, "Al Ghaba" (The Forest) and "Heliopolis" by Ahmad Abdalla. She won Best Supporting Actress for her performance in the film "Qas we Lazq." Her television credits include "Sara," "Awlad El Shawarea," "Aghla men Hyati," "Azmet Sokkar" and "Wekalet Ateyya."
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