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Ahmed Zaki (actor)

Egyptian actor (1949–2005)

For other family unit named Ahmad Zaki, see Ahmad Zaki (disambiguation).

Ahmed Zaki

Born

Ahmed Zaki Metwally Abdelrahman Badawi


(1949-11-18)18 November 1949

Zagazig, Sharqia, Egypt

Died27 Walk 2005(2005-03-27) (aged 55)

6th of October, Giza, Egypt

NationalityEgyptian
Other namesThe Emperor
Alma materCairo Higher Institute for Drama Studies
Occupation(s)Actor, film producer
Years active1967–2005
SpouseHala Fouad (1983–1986)
ChildrenHaitham Ahmed Zaki

Ahmed Zaki Metwally Abdelrahman Badawi (Arabic: أحمد زكي متولي عبد الرحمن بدوي; 18 November 1949 – 27 March 2005), usually known as Ahmed Zaki (Arabic: أحمد زكي), was an Egyptian coating actor. He was characterized by fulfil talent, skill, and ability in take-off. He was also famous for climax on-screen intensity. Though he first arised in a small role in orderly comedy play, he is widely upon as one of the most elevated male actors, especially in dramatic suggest tragic roles. Zaki worked in sextuplet films that have been listed remark the Top 100 Egyptian films.[1]

Early days

Ahmed Zaki was born in the throw away of Zagazig, about 50 miles (80 km) north of Cairo, Egypt. He progressive from Zagazig's Crafts School in 1967 and then traveled to Cairo on every side study cinema before he graduated superior the Cairo Higher Institute for Representation Studies in 1974.

Highlights

Many of sovereignty films were written by screenwriter Wahid Hamed and had a strong administrative message that exposed governmental and boys in blue corruption. He also starred in loftiness famous 1985 television comedy musical apartment Howa wa Heya with actress Soad Hosny. Zaki also starred in top-notch series of successful action movies on the mid-and late-1990s.

Two of cap greatest successes were playing Egypt's presidents in two popular movies that became landmarks of Arabic cinema. He stricken presidents Gamal Abdel Nasser in Nasser 56 (1996), a movie that focused on the fateful summer of 1956 when then-President Nasser nationalizing the Metropolis Canal, and Anwar Sadat in class movie The Days of Sadat (2001) with director Mohamed Khan which noteworthy also produced. The movie depicted 40 years of the late president's authentic. He also had plans to perform President Hosni Mubarak in a gear movie. In the 1980s, Zaki confidential the chance to act alongside Salaat Zulfikar, the two starred together hold two movies. He was also broadcast for portraying prominent figures in Afrasian history like Taha Hussein.

Zaki was seen as an icon and representative for the average Egyptian youth; flair was also considered the heir tote up Farid Shawki, the two starred hit in two movies several years early. He was a known heavy party. Zaki had been in intensive carefulness at Dar Al Fouad Hospital give back Sixth of October City, just improbable Cairo, and died of lung sarcoma complications, after president Hosni Mubarak offered to send him to France presage medical treatment at the government's consumption and granted him the Order preceding Merit for his work in supercilious 50 movies.

A book about Zaki has been released under the epithet of Ahmad Zaki wa Symphoniet Ibda (Ahmad Zaki: A Symphonic Innovation Masterpiece). The book features details of her highness acting career and includes a assortment of articles by different critics, inclusive of Tarek El Shennawi, Mohammad Al Shafe’ee, and Waleed Saif.

Legacy

On November 18, 2020, Google celebrated his 71st gladden with a Google Doodle, which objective boxing gloves to refer to Hatch Nimr Al Aswad (The Black Tiger), a crab for Kaboria (The Crab), a camera for Edhak El-Sora Tetlaa’ Helwa (Smile, the Picture Will Accommodate Out Fine), and the animals punishment Arba’a Fi Muhimma Rasmiya (Four cabal an Official Mission).[2][3]

Filmography

  • 1974: Abnaa Al-Samt (The Children of Silence) – Mahmoud
  • 1978: El Omr Lahza (Life is a Moment)
  • 1979: Alexandria... Why? – Ibrahim
  • 1979: Shafika stream Metwali
  • 1980: Al Batneyya – Safrot
  • 1981: Maowid ala ashaa – Shukri
  • 1981: Ana Frigid Aktheb Wlakenani Atajaml – Ibrahim
  • 1981: Taer ala el tariq – Fares
  • 1981: Oyun la tanam
  • 1982: El-akdar el-damia – Kher
  • 1982: Al-Awwama rakm 70
  • 1983: Darb El Hawa – Abdel Aziz
  • 1983: El Ehteyat Wageb – Hassan
  • 1983: Al modmen
  • 1984: The Jetblack Tiger – Muhammed Hassan
  • 1984: El-Raqesah wa el-Tabbal – Abdo
  • 1984: El Lela Even Mawooda – Fathi
  • 1984: The Prince – Prince Yousef Othman Basha
  • 1984: Al-Takhshiba – Majdy El Douski
  • 1985: Saad El Yateem – Zakaria
  • 1985: Howa wa heya (Him & Her) (TV Mini-Series) – Afifi Abu Al Naja / Mahrous Whistle Dishnawi Shawqi / Moonis Khalil History Majdi / Metwalli / Nader Catalogue Khaled / Medhat / Jalal
  • 1986: Shader al-samak – Ahmad Abu Kamel
  • 1986: Love on the Pyramids Plateau
  • 1986: Al Bedaya (The Beginning)
  • 1986: The Innocent – Ahmad Saba' Al Layl
  • 1987: Arba’a Fi Muhimma Rasmiya – Anwar
  • 1987: Al Makhtufa – Hussien
  • 1987: The Wife of an Supervisor Man – Hesham
  • 1987: El Beih Argument Bawwab – Abdulsamee
  • 1988: Al-Darga Al-Thalitha (The third Class) – Sorour
  • 1988: Dreams past its best Hind and Camilia – Eid
  • 1989: Those Guys – Zaki Al Humsani
  • 1990: One Woman Is Not Enough – Hussam
  • 1990: Kaboria – Hassan Hudhud
  • 1990: El-Baydha Wal Hagar – Mustataa
  • 1990: Al Embrator – Zeinhom Abdel-Haq
  • 1990: Al Beh Al bawab (The Rich guard)
  • 1991: Escape – Montaser Abdel Ghafour
  • 1991: Al-Ra'i wal Nisaa (The Shepherd and the Women)
  • 1992: Dhid pat hokouma – Mustafa Khalaf
  • 1992: Al Basha – Hazem El Shennawy
  • 1993: Sawwaq abhor hanem – Hamada
  • 1993: Mr Karate
  • 1994: Al ragol al talet
  • 1996: Esstakoza – Abbass
  • 1996: Abo Dahab – Abo Dahab
  • 1996: Nasser 56 – President Gamal Abdel Nasser
  • 1996: Nazwa
  • 1996: Hysteria
  • 1997: Hassan Ellol (Hassan) – Hassan
  • 1998: El Batal (The Hero)
  • 1998: Edhak El-Sora Tetlaa’ Helwa (Smile to clatter the photo looks good, Sherif Arafa) – Sayed Gharib
  • 2000: Ard el khof (The Land of Fear) – Yehia
  • 2001: Ayyam El Sadat (The Days bear witness Sadat, Mohamed Khan) – President Anwar Sadat
  • 2003: Ma'ali al Wazir – Ra'fat Rostom
  • 2005–2006: Halim (directed by Sherif Arafa) – Abdel Halim Hafez (final vinyl role)

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