Ibrahim Yousry

🎭 Ibrahim Yousry

Egyptian Actor

📅 Birth: April 20, 1950, Cairo

📅 Death: April 20, 2015 (65 years old), Giza

⚠️ Cause of Death: Severe circulatory collapse

🇪🇬 Nationality: Egypt

👨‍👩‍👧 Children: Hanaa Yousry, Mohamed Yousry

🎬 Profession: Actor

🗣️ Language: Arabic

📆 Years of Activity: 1984 - 2015

📝 His Life

Ibrahim Yousry was born on April 20, 1950, in Cairo.

He enrolled in the Faculty of Commerce for two years before obtaining a Bachelor's degree from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1975.

He joined Taliyah Theater and then moved to television in the early 1980s.

Despite his exceptional talent, his cinematic work was fewer than his potential would suggest.

🎥 His Works

🎬 Movies:

Moments of Femininity (2008) – Waleed

Merjan Ahmed Merjan (2007) – Ibrahim

Cultural Film (2000)

The Empress (1999) – Magdy El-Brachi

A Woman Shook the Throne of Egypt (1995) – Hussein, Doctor and Head of Palace Intelligence

The Wolf Trap (1994)

The Terrorist (1993) – Mohsen

Girls in Trouble (1992) – Sherif

Misbehaving in the 70s (1988)

Return of a Citizen (1986)

📺 TV Series:

Checkmate (2014) – (Not aired yet)

Mom’s Husband (2013)

Swing the Crescent, Oh Mr. (2011)

A Man for This Time (2011) – Taha Hussein

The Group (2010) – Guest Star

In the Winds (2009)

He Fulfilled His Promise (2009) – Othman Bin Mardoun

The Shadow of the Warrior (2008) – Adam Smith

The Case of Public Opinion (2007)

The Other Side of the Beach (2005)

High-Ranking Friends (2004)

People of Mercy (2004) – Hamam

🎭 Other Theatrical and TV Works:

The Sweet Can’t Complete (1997) – Fawazeer

The Beautiful and the Beastly (1996) – Play

Illusions of Life – Dramatic Play

The Secret of the Profession – TV Play

⚰️ His Death

Ibrahim Yousry passed away on April 20, 2015 at Misr International Hospital after suffering from a health condition that led him to be admitted to the ICU due to severe circulatory collapse.

Ibrahim Yousry left a significant artistic legacy with his remarkable performances in many works that will remain cherished in the memory of Egyptian and Arab audiences. 🎬✨