Fouad el-Mohandes

Fouad El Muhandes ( born September 6, 1924 in Cairo, Egypt, † September 16, 2006 ibid ) (Arabic فؤاد المهندس ) was one of the most famous Egyptian actor and comedian.

Muhandes was a pioneer of Egyptian cinema. Some of the biggest Egyptian comedians such as Adel Imam were his students. His films are considered milestones.

Life

Foad was the son of Zaki El Muhandes, a linguist. In his youth he was an amateur actor. He was inspired during his studies of economics by the comedian Najib Al Rihani. He joined a group called Sa'a li Qalbak (A lesson to your heart ) to.

In 1954, he starred in his first feature film, ' Bent el- Giran ' ( ' The Neighbours ' Daughter' ).

Some other roles were in ' El- Ard El- Tayyeba ' ( ' The Good Earth '), ' El- leg Atlaal ' ( ' Among the Ruins '), ' Amirat El -Arab ' ( 'Princess of the Arabs '), ' It - It - Sahera Sagheera ' ( ' The Little Witch '), ' Nahr El- Hob ' ( 'River of Love '), ' Almaz Abdo El wi - hamuli ' ( ' Almaz & Abdu El- hamuli '), and ' El- Shumoo ' El- Sawda ' ( ' Black Candles' ).

His role in ' Aa'ilat Zizi (' Zizi 's Family '), by the director Abd al- Wahhab Futin, was one of his most famous roles in his career.

The 1960s were his golden years in which he celebrated the greatest success.

Movies

• Bayn Al- Atlal ( Among the Ruins )
• Nahr Al- Hobb ( River of Love )
• Ila Al Rabbat buyout (To Homemakers )
• Kilmitayn Wa Bas (Just a Few Words )
• Al- Sikirtir Al- Fanni ( The Technical Secretary )
• My Fair Lady - Arabic adaptation
• Ana Wa Wa Huwa Hiya (I and He and She )

Credentials

• Al Arabiya (Arabic )