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Fan Casting Nour El-Sherif as Ra's al Ghul in Batman Motion Picture Anthology

melonman made this fan casting suggestion on June 1, 2023. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Nour El-Sherif as Ra's al Ghul in Batman Motion Picture Anthology

Nour El-Sherif

Egyptian actor. He was born in the Caliph in Cairo, and his father passed away, and he was one year old at the time. Acting began at the school, where he joined the acting team, and was a player in...
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Nour El-Sherif

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Ra's al Ghul (League of Assassins)

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Batman Motion Picture Anthology

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Batman Motion Picture Anthology

Batman Motion Picture Anthology

The 100th anniversary of Gotham City's Caped Crusaders awaits...
by Bill Finger, Bob Kane, Tim Burton, Lorenzo Semple Jr. and William Dozier
After his rich parents Thomas and Martha are either killed or paralyzed from the waist down by the evil gangster Joe Chill/Red Hood, Bruce Wayne dedicates his life to rooting out crime in Gotham Ci...
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Nour El-Sherif is known for his roles in Monsters Run, The Yacoubian Building, and An Egyptian Story. He has been suggested by fans for 2 roles on myCast, including Sergeant Moustapha Moharib in Arsenal 3: Mission Cairo (2007). Similar actors include Ahmed Zaki and Ghassan Massoud. Nour El-Sherif was suggested to play Ra's al Ghul in Batman Motion Picture Anthology by melonman. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Ahmed Zaki. Batman Motion Picture Anthology has 35 roles, including Martha Wayne, Barbara Gordon, and Thomas Wayne.

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