Egyptian actor Mostafa Darwish passed away today, Monday, due to a sudden cardiac arrest. Nehal Anbar, a member of the board of the Actors' Syndicate, confirmed his death in the past few hours. Hani Darwish, Mostafa's brother, announced the news, saying, "May he rest in peace. My brother Mostafa Darwish has passed away."
The late Mostafa Darwish was one of the stars of the series "B 100 Wish," and recently participated in the Ramadan season in the series "Sirr Al-Batti." He began his artistic career with director Khaled Youssef in 2011 in the film "Kaf Al-Qamar," by chance while he was at the film's shooting with friends, and was offered to play the role of a police officer. Following that, he began his short artistic journey. Darwish portrayed over 30 dramatic and cinematic works and gained wide fame after playing the role of Fathy, a bodybuilding coach, in "B 100 Wish" alongside star Nelly Karim. He also participated in "Sahib Al-Saada," "Ayoub," "Hekayati," "Kheinat Ehd," "Dhad Al-Kasr," and "Bain Al-Sama Wal-Ard."
