Adel Emam
Acting
Biography
Adel Imam is an Egyptian actor known for his long-standing career in comedy and drama. Born on May 17, 1940, in Mansoura, he moved at an early age with his family to Sayeda Zeinab in Cairo. He earned a degree in agriculture from the University of Cairo, where he became active in student theatre. He began his professional acting career in the early 1960s, joining a television troupe and performing in stage plays such as Ana wa Howa wa Heya and Al Nassabin. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Imam gained widespread popularity through iconic stage roles in Madrassat Al Mashaghbeen, Shahid Ma Shafsh Haga, and Al Wad Sayed Al Shaghal. Imam has appeared in over 100 films and numerous television series and plays, often blending comedy with social and political themes. Notable film roles include The Terrorist (1994), Al Zaeem (1993), and The Yacoubian Building (2006), the latter of which became one of the most prominent films in modern Egyptian cinema. In 2000, he was appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), recognizing his influence and humanitarian efforts.
Born: May 17, 1940
Place of Birth: El Mansoura, Egypt
Known For
El Khouroug Min El Guana
Mukhtar is a musically talented individual who is surrounded by bad friends who make him squander his talent. When he falls and marries Annan, she tries to set him on the right path which sets off problems between them. When they get divorced, a repentant Mukhtar tries to get Annan back.
The School of Mischief
In a high school plagued by five unruly students who have failed to graduate for over a decade, the principal hires a new teacher in a last-ditch effort to restore order. Effat, the newly appointed instructor, takes on the challenge with hopes of reforming the troublemakers into model students.
Sayed The Servant
The fugitive Sayed seeks refuge with his uncle who works as a cook for a wealthy family. When the family's daughter gets divorced for the third time, the family enlist Sayed's help to marry her as a mohallel so she could reunite with her husband.
A Warm Winter Night
Sara and Mohy hold the Koran and then travel with her father, the great contractor Mounir Rahmi to Aswan.There she discovers that her father does not want to complete the wedding procedures and seeks to marry her to another young man she does not like.He flies to Cairo. After the father announces a financial reward for those who find it, Mamdouh makes sure that Sarah exchanges feelings of love and agree to marry after trying to convince Mohi divorce.
Don't Lose Your Mind
Wael is a psychiatry student by day and nightclub worker,he gets acquainted with Salwa in the hospital where he trains and falls in love with her. He feels that there's a big story behind her admission to the hospital and tries to help her despite all the obstacles she faces.
The Happy Marriage
Dr. Sherif is married to the novelist Nana, but he is also having an affair with her friend Laila. When Sherif goes to attend a medical conference, he takes Laila with him and claims that she is his wife. Unbeknownst to him, Nana follows him to reconcile with him after their latest fight.
Love on the Agricultural Road
Fathi Kamel is called a Madiha husband to rescue her from the intrusion of some bus passengers during the bus stop on the agricultural road, while the father - the father of Madiha - to inform the police about the disappearance of his daughter, because she was going to
Something of Love
The two friends, Adel and Sharif, reside in one apartment, and Sharif falls in love with Enas and his exchange of feelings is the same, to ask her to marry her cousin Darwish, who suffers from mental problems, so that Darwish requires him to marry Salwa his friend Adel first for a week as a condition to complete the marriage, and events escalate.
My Wife's Ghost
As a result of Saleh's preoccupation with his work, his wife Aida suffers from loneliness. She turns to watching films and starts impersonating the characters of the heroines she sees in the films, which gets her husband into many troubles and with the help of his friends he tries to make her stop.
Sayed Darwish
A biography about the iconic singer and composer Sayed Darwish, from his childhood in Alexandria until his sudden death on the day Saad Zaghloul returned from exile, reviewing the important milestones in his life and his most famous tunes and songs.
Filmography
as أدهم الجبالي
as نور عبد المجيد
as هلال كامل
as مأمون مباشر أبو العطا
as ناجي عطا الله
as محمود شعيب
as محسن هنداوي
as Bules / Hasan el-Attar
as Zaki El Dessouki
as Sherif Khairy
as خطّاب النجّاري
as Qadry
as سعيد المصري
as بخيت حنيدق المهيطل
as Mahrous
as Harfush bin Barquq Al-Rakbdar
as Bakhit Hunaidq Al-Muhaital
as Brigadier General Magdy Nour
as Fathi Nofal
as Bakhit Hunaidq Al-Muhaital
as Ali Abdel-Zaher / Mustafa Abdel-Rahman
as Youssef El-Mansy
as Al-Zaeem/ Zenhom
as Ahmed Fath El-Bab
as Shams El-Zanati
as Hassan Bahloul
as Sayed Kabaka
as Galal El-Ghawas
as حنفي الأبهة
as مرزوق
as Major Waheed النمر والأنثى
as Sherif Al Masry
as رمضان
as Galal
as Sayed
as Mamdouh
as حسنين
as Wael
as شريف/ حسين
as فهمى عبد الهادى
as Arafa
as ممدوح
as خصوصي/ الخط خليفة الخط
as Salah صلاح فؤاد
as حسن سبانخ
as Adel Issa
as Mansour
as Fares
as Mursy
as Antar
as صلاح الغرباوي
as Hamada Al-Zaftawi
as Kamal Abdel Samad
as Hassouna
as ممدوح أمين
as Maher Sayed Ali
as هاني
as Dr. Sulaiman
as Shaaban / Farid Al-Ghatrefi
as Medhat
as جمعة محمود الشوان
as زغلول / بهيرة
as زكي / زيكو
as جابر
as رجب عبدالبَر
as ممدوح
as Atwa عطوة
as Shihab Ali
as ممدوح
as ناصر
as Adel
as مأمون
as غريب
as سرحان عبدالبصير
as شعبان
as عبدالسلام خفاجه
as محبوب
as Tahseen
as سامي وهدان
as فهمي
as مجدى
as Mounir
as عادل
as Bahgat El Abasery
as أحمد
as Okasha
as Magdy
as المخرج ريكو
as شرشر
as رؤوف
as حماده
as Metwaly
as Auf
as صالح
as Ibrahim
as Amin
as Hamdi
as خليفة
as صلاح عيد
as فهمي صديق احمد ومستشاره
as Sameh
as Ismail
as سوكا
as Shukry the journalist
as Shafi'i
as حليم
as لطيف
as Band Manager's Assistant فهمى
as Amin
as ألهام الملفوف
as (مبروك المخبر)
as أبو المجد
as Bus passenger
as عامل البوفيه
as Desoki
as دسوقي