Ashraf Abdel Ghafour

Ashraf Abdel Ghafour was born on Jun 22, 1942 in Egypt. Ashraf Abdel Ghafour's big-screen debut came with Horseman Without a Horse - Season 1 directed by Ahmed Badr Eddine in 2002, strarring Hassan Al Seddawi.

Obtained a diploma of the representation section of the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts in 1963. Began his artistic work through the theater in 1962 through the play (Jlfdan Hanim), followed by the plays (Soliman Al-Halabi, Three Nights, The dead Without Graves, Masraa Guevara, My Home Acre, The Fire And The Olives). Cinematically participated in a number of movies including: (The Satan, The Men In The Trap, The Voice Of Love, Back Streets), but most of his works was in TV drama, with a specialization in the provision of historical and religious serials , including: (Imam Malik, The judiciary In Islam, bye Cordoba, Omar Bin Abdul Aziz, Harun al-Rashid, Laith bin Saad).