Moemen El-Bardisi was the first Arab artist to voice Uncle Scrooge.
Prominent voice over artist Moemen El-Bardisi passed away Monday, 2 November after suffering a serious health crisis.
The late artist commenced his career in the 1980s, depicting the late Egyptian poet Salah Jaheen in a play called Aagabi.
Following that role, he played an array of cartoon characters, including Rafiki in Lion King, Sultan in Beauty and the Beast, and Friend Owl in Bambi. He was also the first Arab artist to voice Uncle Scrooge.
Parallel to his career as a voice actor, Bardisi also took part in theatre productions, including Ahlan Ya Bakawat, El-Zir Salem, and E-Modareseen W Drooshom El-Khosouseyya.
His portfolio also includes the film Daawa Khasa Gidan, and TV series Rageelek Ya Eskenderiyya.
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