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Shiko (b. 1980)

Alias:
Chico
شيكو
هشام محمد

Birthplace:
Egypt

Born:
April 7, 1980

Biography from TheMovieDB

An Egyptian actor and writer, born in 1980. He participated with his friends (Ahmed Fahmy and Hisham Maged) in forming an artistic group during his university studies known as (Tamarind Artistic Production), through which they presented several low-budget satirical films. The most famous and famous of all is the movie (Men You Do Not Know the Impossible). The writer and producer (Mohamed Hefzy) discovered them and presented them through the series (Affish and Analogy) and the movie (Code Paper). After that, Chico and his two partners presented two other films that met with great success: (Samir, Shahir, and Baheer) and (The Cousins), and they also presented the comedy series (The Jujube Man).

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Screenplay:
2012  Female Cousins

Story:
2012  Female Cousins
2014  World War III

Writer:
2012  Female Cousins
2014  World War III
2016  Because We're Going Out
2016  Freezer's Campaign
2018  Foreign Knot
2018  Mama's Boy

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TV Performances

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TV Production

Creator:
2013  The Hibiscus-Man

Writer:
2013  The Hibiscus-Man

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