Ahmed Abdel Fattah
Also known as: أحمد عبد الفتاح
An Egyptian actor who began his artistic activity in the 1950s and played secondary roles as a member of a gang or a member of the family. Among his most famous roles are the role of Nahid’s (Doria Ahmed) mute uncle carrying the carabiner in the movie “Dial Me, People” in 1954, the role of Zainab’s brother (Maryam Fakhr El-Din) in the movie “Stronger Than Life” 1960, and the role of gang member Zaki (Mahmoud El-Melegy) in prison in the movie “Conflict with Life” 1957. Among his films are: Khadra and Sinbad Al-Qibli, 1951, and the film A Woman’s Life, 1959.
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How old is Ahmed Abdel Fattah?
Ahmed Abdel Fattah died at the age of 97.
When was Ahmed Abdel Fattah born?
Ahmed Abdel Fattah was born on March 3, 1910.
When did Ahmed Abdel Fattah die?
Ahmed Abdel Fattah passed away on December 31, 2007.
What is Ahmed Abdel Fattah's nationality?
Ahmed Abdel Fattah is Egypt.
How many works has Ahmed Abdel Fattah appeared in?
Ahmed Abdel Fattah has 3 credited works in our database.
What is Ahmed Abdel Fattah known for?
Ahmed Abdel Fattah is known for Akwa min al hayat, Struggle with life, أهل الهوى.
Where was Ahmed Abdel Fattah born?
Ahmed Abdel Fattah was born in Egypt.