
Kamal Al-Shennawi
Started his career on the silver screen as a star, After graduating from the Teacher’s College Muhammad Kamaal al-Shennaawy taught art education at secondary schools. Meanwhile, as a plastic artist he held a number of art exhibitions. After two years, he left teaching to acting. During his first stage, he was very popular playing light comic lead roles. He formed a successful duet with super star Shadia where he joined her in some of the songs; “Al-hawa maloush dawa i.e. Love All the Way”, “Hamaamet al-salaam i.e. The dove of peace” and “Lessaanak Houssaanak i.e. Guard Your Tongue”. Kamaal produced a big number of films through his production company; “Wadaa’ fel-fagr i.e. Farewell at dawn”, “Nessaa al-leil i.e. Women of the night” and directed “Tanablet al-Sultaan i.e. The Sultan's idle followers”. His films “Al-mar’a al-maghoula i.e. Mrs. X”, “Akwa men al-hayaah i.e. Stronger than life” and “Tareek al-Domou’ i.e. Tears Road” mark the beginning of maturity as an actor playing more complicated roles. “Al-Karnak” declared the beginning of a new stage for the grand Al-Shennaawy. Of his popular TV series are: “Zeinab wal–‘arsh i.e. Zeinab and the throne” , “Hend wal-doctor No’maan i.e. Hend and Dr. No’maan”, “’Oyoun al-hobb i.e. Eyes of love”, “Le dawaa’y amneyya i.e. Security measures” and “Aakher al-meshwaar i.e. The end of the road”. Kamaal married several times. Among his ex wives was belly dancer Haaguer Hamdy, actors ‘Afaaf Shaaker and Naahed Shereef.
Known for

Metal Mickey
1980

The Little Devil
1965

Hend and Dr. Noman
1984

El-Shaytan Yuqaddem Hallan
1991

جواري بلا قيود
1984

زينب والعرش
1980

the other man
1973

For Security Purposes
2002

مذكرات ضرة
1999

The Princess of the Island
1948

Forgive My Sin
1962

The Desert Renegades
1965

Confessions of a Woman
1971

الخطوة الدامية
1992

Baba Amin
1950

Fascinating Mothers-In-Law
1953

She lived for love
1959

Penalty
1995

The Storm over Arabia
1961

Mahrous the Minister's Attaché
1999

سجى الليل
1948

Towards glory
1948

An Egyptian In Lebanon
1952

Terrorism and Kebab
1992