Sami El-Adl

Sami El-Adl (1946–2015)

🎭 Egyptian Actor and Producer

📅 Born: November 2, 1946 – Kafr Abdel Mo’men, Dakahlia, Egypt

🕊 Died: July 10, 2015 (Age 68) – Cairo, Egypt

⚰ Cause of Death: Acute circulatory failure

🏠 Burial Place: Family Cemetery – Cairo

🎓 Education: Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts

🏢 Production Company: El-Adl Group

👨‍👩‍👦 Siblings: Gamal El-Adl, Medhat El-Adl

🗣 Language: Arabic

🎬 Years Active: 1972 – 2015

Notable Works 🎥📺

📽 Movies:

🎞 Gang of Hamada and Toto (1982)

🎞 Cultural Film (2000)

🎞 Elly Baly Balak (2003)

🎞 Shorts, T-shirt, and Cap (2000)

🎞 The Best of Times (2004)

🎞 The Dealer (2009)

🎞 America Shika Bika (1993)

🎞 Strawberry War (1993)

🎞 Ragab on a Hot Tin (1979)

📺 TV Series:

📡 Morning and Evening Talk (2001)

📡 Public Opinion Case (2007)

📡 Mahmoud El-Masry (2004)

📡 Bein El-Sarayat (2015)

📡 The Jewish Quarter (2015)

Death 🕊

Sami El-Adl passed away on July 10, 2015, at the age of 68 due to acute circulatory failure caused by heart muscle weakness. He was hospitalized for several days before his passing. His funeral was held at Al-Rashdan Mosque in Nasr City, and he was laid to rest in the family cemetery.

✨ Sami El-Adl left a significant mark in Egyptian cinema and television, both as an actor and a producer. His legacy remains in the hearts of his fans and the entertainment industry.