Diaa ElMerghany
21 Movies
6 Series
Movies
Plays جوده - ماحب محل البليله
Swimming Boltia
2008
Plays Shehta
Sweet Oblivion
1996
Plays دوكش الحرامي
The Great Fava Beans of China
2004
Plays مدير المدرسة الارياف
Ramadan Mabrouk Abou El Allamen Hamouda
2008
Plays الخادم حامد
Alzheimer's
2010
Plays Shaikh Mustafa
Hassan and Marcus
2008
Plays برانى
Ashan Khargen
2016
Plays الطحاوي
Shantet Hamza
2017
Plays Saeed Hassan
The Bakery
1984
Plays Bango
Helaly Grip
1991
Plays Rifaie
Qet And Far
2015
Plays Nos the thief
The Peacock
1982
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Ayoub
Farag · 30 episodes
2018–
TV
Shantet Hamza
الطحاوي
2017
Film
Ashan Khargen
برانى
2016
Film
Qet And Far
Rifaie
2015
Film
Alzheimer's
الخادم حامد
2010
Film
Not One Thousand and One Nights
زعيم المنصر · 31 episodes
2010–
TV
El-Eyada
الأستاذ كرم · 1 episode
2009
TV
Ramadan Mabrouk Abou El Allamen Hamouda
مدير المدرسة الارياف
2008
Film
Swimming Boltia
جوده - ماحب محل البليله
2008
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Diaa ElMerghany and where are they from?
Diaa ElMerghany is 74 years old, born on June 21, 1952 in Egypt.
What are the most famous roles of Diaa ElMerghany?
Diaa ElMerghany is best known for roles in The Great Fava Beans of China, The Embassy in the Building, Hassan and Marcus.
How many movies has Diaa ElMerghany been in?
Over a 44-year career (since 1982), Diaa ElMerghany has appeared in 21 movies and 6 TV shows.
What was Diaa ElMerghany's first movie?
The career of Diaa ElMerghany began with The Peacock (1982).
What is Diaa ElMerghany's most recent movie or series?
Diaa ElMerghany's most recent release is The Beginning Road, which premiered on March 1, 2025.
What TV shows has Diaa ElMerghany appeared in?
On television, Diaa ElMerghany has appeared in El-Zeibaq, Baba Almgal, Make your wife happy, Unstable Mind.
Diaa ElMerghany
1952-06-21 · Egypt
Mohamed Diaa Mohamed Al Merghany received his bachelors degree in theater. He writes and acts in films and has worked on several plays and TV shows. The characters he portrays vary, from goofballs to villains. He has written and directed many plays, including "Al Wamanji" and "Abou Khatwa."