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One of Netflix’s best productions and most lovable impersonation of the devil, Lucifer will forever remain a masterpiece. In this series, we have sympathised with the debonair yet gloomy Beelzebub and his celestial as well as human buddies. This got us thinking about how we have had various representations of Satan in Egyptian media, but we never really had a “Lucifer Morningstar” kind of representation.
With this being the case, let’s imagine together how it would go if the following Egyptian stars took a shot at creating Lucifer.
Ahmed Ezz as Lucifer Morningstar
Lucifer Morningstar is no ordinary character and we know for a fact that Tom Ellis is the perfect choice for the role of Lucifer. However, let’s just imagine if we can see our very charismatic Ahmed Ezz wearing these classic suits, driving a Chevrolet Corvette, and walking up to people asking about their “desires”. How awesome would that be?
Via Sada El-Balad & IGN
Nour as Chloe Decker
The devil’s girlfriend Chloe Decker is a complex character and a devoted police detective who doesn’t believe in divinity. When she falls right in the middle of a celestial entourage, things change. We can easily see the talented Lebanese Nour portraying her easily! We can all imagine her losing her sanity throughout her journey with Lucifer, right?
Via Al-Nafeza News & TV Series We Love
Ola Ghanim as Mazikeen
Who is the actress that excels the most at portraying rebellious characters? Well, there is a bunch of them but Ola Ghanim always strikes us as the ultimate bad-to-the-bone lady! Mazikeen is a demon with a tough life who always wears a poker face, but has a big heart for her friends. The character development of Mazikeen can only be brought to life by our iconic Ola Ghanim in an Egyptian of the show!
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Amr Youssef as Amenadiel
Large-built, handsome, fearless, and with a heart of gold. Our very own Amr Youssef is the perfect Amendiel, Lucifer’s wiser brother and his voice of reason at times. Just thinking of Amr addressing his little brother, the devil, as “Lucy” is enough to get hyped up for this casting. Make. It. Happen!
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Arwa Gouda as Dr Linda Martin
Even the devil himself needed therapy, and we believe Arwa Gouda is an excellent choice for his psychiatrist. Her aura and physique can definitely bring the therapist’s persona and professional attire to life. Also, Arwa also has a great enough acting range that makes her funny when she needs to be, while also giving her the chance to be emotional and wise!
