Mohammed Al-Mansour... a golden career and a history of giving

Mohammed Al-Mansour is one of the most prominent Kuwaiti stars who has a great popularity and wide fame not only within the borders of his country but also throughout the Arab world thanks to his strong presence, his unique and diverse talent, his deep attention to detail and his superior ability to embody any role to the fullest, which was difficult and complex, to be one of the influential figures who left a strong and clear imprint on the cultural and artistic scene, in addition to his career full of achievements whether in the field of acting, media or even in social contributions.

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Mohammed Al-Mansour... an artist from the era of authenticity He is a Kuwaiti actor and presenter, born on July 9, 1948 in one of the towns east of Kuwait, where he grew up in an artistic environment that helped him since childhood to develop and improve his artistic talent. His brothers are the stars Mansour and Hussein, and the director Abdulaziz Al-Mansour, so he grew up loving and sanctifying art. In 1969, he obtained a diploma in music from the Teachers Institute, then continued his studies in England to obtain a diploma in educational television in 1971, specializing in preparation and directing from the Sido Institute.

His academic studies and theatrical beginnings He did not stop there, but rather continued his studies to obtain a bachelor’s degree from the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts in Kuwait in the following year in 1972. He then continued his postgraduate studies and obtained a master’s degree in 1995 from the Academy of Arts in Cairo, where the star Mohamed Mansour devoted most of his life to study and education. Despite his study of music and his academic achievement, his first passion remained the camera, as he began his artistic journey in the mid-sixties of the last century, and his launch was on the stage, presenting a number of diverse plays.

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Origins and Beginnings: From an Art House to a Television Screen The star Mohamed Al Mansour began his artistic career at an early age in the mid-sixties of the twentieth century when he was a student at the Teachers Institute by participating in a small role in the play The Lost Family. Two years later, he participated in a number of other plays such as the play Hunger, the play He Has a Certificate, and the play The Big Claw, and he achieved great success with them and stole everyone's attention thanks to his cheerful spirit, distinctive style, and strong performance. He then presented more than twenty plays.

After that, he decided to move to the television screen and participated in more than 40 series, all of which he succeeded in and deservedly. Throughout his artistic career, which spanned 55 years, it was full of various and successful artistic works, whether television, theater, or even cinema, in addition to his presentation of a number of diverse programs, making him one of the influential figures and managing to leave a strong imprint in the hearts and minds of the masses.

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His participation in Kuwaiti and Gulf theatre Here are the most prominent theatrical works presented by Kuwaiti star Mohammed Al-Mansour:

I wanted it to be fun, but it became a fight. Who has the final say? Money and souls. Umm Jassim incense. Fourth grade. Lost rooster. Men and women. 1 2 3 4 lm. Friday night demons. On the Tabriz wing. Party on a stake. Sidra. Groom for the Sultan's daughter. Salmiya bachelors. Sidrat al-Lulu. Human madness. The Gypsy and the Hunchback. Without you. The clock struck. The protector and the thief. Return the greeting. Game of time. Oh, how sacred it is. Market isolation. His distinguished cinematic works Among the cinematic works in which the artist Mohammed Al-Mansour participated:

But, sea. Wolves do not eat meat. Al-Qadisiyah. Game of chairs. Tomorrow my mom told me. fleeing. Shadows of silence. Mohammed Al-Mansour as a broadcaster: An unforgettable voice and style In this clip, we show you the most prominent programs presented by the artist Al-Mansour:

Tonight program. Talk shows Mansour and Ghada on air. Good morning Kuwait program. This game show is my profession. Follow exclusive content that you can't find anywhere else, and enjoy benefits you can't miss with Special, the most popular site in the world.

His stardom in Gulf drama Here are the most famous TV works presented by the star Mohammed Al-Mansour:

The hunchback. The heir. A journey of suffering. Bitter departure. Love triangle. The fabricated one. Sulaiman Al-Tayeb. Final decision. Paths of doubt. Fate is inevitable. North wind Girl and old man with all its parts. The law. Muhammad Ali Road. The monastery Taraban Hearts that do not repent. Waiting station. Noah's eye. Discover the most beautiful celebrity collectibles through Special, which showcases the most famous items owned by stars and celebrities around the world.

His latest works and participations in 2025 During this year (2025), Muhammad Al-Mansour presented a number of artistic works, including:

The play, "The Circumference of the Earth," is set in a historical context, revolving around the life of the late Kuwaiti astronomer Saleh Al-Ajery, using an innovative approach that combines music, theater, and visual effects. It is directed and written by Abdullah Abdul Rasoul and stars Mohammed Al-Mansour, Jamal Al-Radhan, Jassim Al-Nabhan, Tariq Al-Ali, Abdulaziz Al-Muslim, and Abdulrahman Al-Aql. The series "Al Masar", which aired last Ramadan, tells the story of a family facing a mysterious mystery after one of their identical twins is killed in suspicious circumstances, raising suspicions that one of them is impersonating the other. It was directed by Basem Shabou, written by Mohammed Al Anzi and Badr Al Jazzaf, and starred Mohammed Al Mansour, Faisal Al Omairi, Hussein Mansour, and Samah. The Deal 2: During the second season, Farida and Munira struggle between their professional ambitions and their personal lives amidst the pressures of 1980s Kuwaiti society. Directed by Jassim Al-Muhanna, written by Nadia Ahmed, and starring Al-Mansour, Hussein Al-Mahdi, Rowan Al-Mahdi, Faseel Al-Amiri, and Mona Hussein. Mohammed Al-Mansour's personal life As for the personal life of the star Mohammed Al-Mansour, he was married to a woman named Anisa Al-Majid, but they did not have any children. She passed away on July 3, 2016.

Awards and honors he has received over the years Star Mohammed Al Mansour has received a large number of diverse awards throughout his artistic career, honoring his efforts and artistic achievements. The most prominent of these awards and honors are:

In 2023, he was honored at the Jerash Arts Festival in Jordan. The Kuwaiti Artists Association held a ceremony in his honor in January 2024 to celebrate his winning the Honorary Entertainment Makers Award in Saudi Arabia during the 2024 Entertainment Makers Awards ceremony. He was honored at the Sharjah Theatre Days Festival in 2019, and the organizing committee published a book documenting the milestones of his artistic career. He received an honorary award at the 2024 Joy Awards, which honors the most outstanding creative people in the entertainment industry. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Mohammed Al-Mansour's wealth He is one of the stars who command huge sums of money when he participates in any television production or when he appears on screen in general, and as a result, he was able to amass a huge fortune estimated this year at 3.5 billion US dollars.

Mohammed Al-Mansour remains a prominent figure who has left a clear mark in his field, whether through his practical achievements or his societal influence. Therefore, he is considered the spiritual father of the Ajidoua, followed by many who are at the beginning of their artistic career.