Mumtaz Begum
Mumtaz Begum was born on April 7, 1923 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She is an actress, known for Mahabharat (1965), Ayee Milan Ki Bela (1964) and Dahej (1950).
Mumtaz Sorcar
Mumtaz Sorcar was born on September 15, 1986 in Calcutta, West Bengal, India. She is an actress, known for Red Oliender's Roktokorobi (2017), Saala Khadoos (2016) and Guru (2017).
Mun Kimhak
Mun Kimhak is known for First They Killed My Father (2017).
Mun Ye-won
Mun Ye-won is known for Inrang (2018), Happiness (2021) and Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018).
Mun-ju Kim
Mun-ju Kim is known for Baeshinja (1974), Bunnoui woinbal (1974) and Yongho daeryeon (1974).
Mun-shik Lee
Mun-shik Lee is an actor, known for Namja-I-Yaki (2009), Iljimae (2008) and Seondeok yeowang (2009).
Mun-su Song
Mun-su Song is an actor, known for Pieta (2012).
Muna Nwogu
Muna Nwogu is known for The Man for the Job (2022).
Muna Otaru
Muna Otaru was born in Liverpool, England to Nigerian parents Nana Otaru and Saidu Otaru, a sea-captain in the Merchant Navy. She was raised in Lagos, Nigeria and later moved to the United States in her teens. She is best known for her critically acclaimed performance in the supporting lead role of 'Mad' in the American action thriller film "The Keeping Room" (2014), directed by Daniel Barber. It screened at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival and BFI London Film Festival. Starring alongside Brit Marling, Hailee Steinfeld and Sam Worthington, Muna's moving performance saw her garner international praise. She was featured on the The Playlist's 'On The Rise 2015: 20 Actresses To Watch' and Indiewire named her one of 'The 21 Biggest Indie Breakout Actors of 2014.' The film was subsequently released in the UK in 2016, and Muna was named one of The Guardian's Braddie Awards' Best Supporting Actresses of 2016. In 2014, she starred in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's play, "Details" which tells the story of an email exchange between two women whose relationship is hampered not only by distance but also the near-invisible status of gay women in Nigeria. It was part of the Edinburgh International Book Festival "Letters Home," a collection of four 20-minute theatrical pieces. It won a Scotsman Fringe First Award. In 2017, she starred in BBC One's original drama series "Broken," created by award-winning writer Jimmy McGovern, playing opposite Sean Bean. It has been highly praised by international critics as a "rare masterpiece". Muna received an honourable mention at the 2018 Screen Nation Awards for her performance on the series.
Muna Shaddad
Muna Shaddad is an actress, known for Gharabeeb Soud (2017), Ana W Ant Wal Internet (2007) and Al-Muhtalah (2016).
