Khaberni - Death has claimed, today, Wednesday, the Egyptian artist Mohamed El-Shershaby after a journey with illness, ending an artistic career that spanned years during which he presented many works that left a mark on the audience, both in the field of acting and voice performance.
The late artist's wife announced his death on her official Facebook account, where she mourned her husband with touching words, saying: "To Allah we belong and to Him we shall return, farewell my beloved dear husband, the distinguished artist Mohamed El-Shershaby, may Allah forgive him, have mercy on him, and give him steadfastness at the time of questioning and grant him the highest paradise".
Details about the health condition preceding the death or the timing of the funeral procession have not been announced yet, and more information is expected to be revealed in the coming hours.
The artist Mohamed El-Shershaby was born in Cairo on October 27, 1965, and he began his artistic career in the field of dubbing, participating in works for Walt Disney Company, one of his most notable beginnings was providing the voice for the character "Danny" in the movie "101 Dalmatians", before continuing his participation in a number of famous dubbed works.
The late artist also took part in a collection of important dramatic and cinematic works, among them the film "Terrorism and Kebab" in 1992, and the film "The Island" in 2014, alongside series such as "Al-Waseya", "Al-Zayni Barakat", and "Viva Atata".
Despite the diversity of his roles, Mohamed El-Shershaby remained present in the audience's memory thanks to his distinctive voice and calm performance, leaving an artistic legacy that combines the screen and dubbing works he has been associated with for many years.
