2 Mena Massoud

3 Dodi Fayed
Dodi Fayed was an Egyptian movie producer who died in a car crash in 1997 alongside his romantic partner Diana, Princess of Wales. The car crash became international news and Fayed is often referred to as Diana's eternal love. Fayed's billionaire father, Mohamed Al-Fayed, erected two memorials, including a 3-metre high bronze statue, to Diana and his son at Harrods.
4 Sam Esmail

5 Haim Saban

Haim Saban is an Israeli-American investor, media proprietor, and film producer. He is credited with founding Saban Entertainment which produces children's television programs like Power Rangers. For his achievements in the TV industry, Saban was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Also a philanthropist, Haim Saban donated $14 million for the completion of a children's hospital.
6 Faten Hamama
Faten Hamama was an Egyptian actress and film producer. Regarded as an icon in Middle Eastern and Egyptian cinema, Hamama played an important role in popularizing the film industry in Egypt. She is also remembered for stressing the importance of women in the film industry and Egyptian society at large. In 1965, she was awarded the Decoration of the Republic.
7 Eric Hobsbawm

8 Bassem Youssef

9 ʿAbd al-Ḥalīm Ḥāfiẓ

10 Mido Hamada

11 Ahmed Zaki

12 Mohammed Abdel Wahab

13 Ragaa Al Geddawy

14 Nour El-Sherif

15 Youssef Chahine

16 Elisa Sednaoui

17 Rushdy Abaza

18 Georges Guétary

19 Tahia Carioca

20 Hend Sabry

21 Mahmoud Yassin

22 Henry Barakat

23 Salah Abu Seif

24 Amr Khaled

Egyptian televangelist Amr Khaled is one of the most popular Islamic preachers in English-speaking countries. Named in TIME 100 in 2017, he has often openly denounced religious extremism. While he initially worked for KPMG in Cairo, he later gained popularity for his sermons. He eventually had to flee Egypt to avoid extremists.