Hamdy Youssef

🎭 Hamdy Youssef

Egyptian Actor

📅 Birthdate: August 17, 1930

⚰️ Death: April 15, 2003 (72 years old)

🇪🇬 Nationality: Egyptian

🎬 Profession: Actor

🗣️ Languages: Arabic

📅 Years Active: 1969 - 2003

🌟 Notable Works: Karakon in the Street, Mission in Tel Aviv, Terrorism and Kebab, Birds of Darkness

📝 Biography:

Hamdy Youssef was born on August 17, 1930, and graduated with a degree in commerce from Cairo University. He initially worked as a government employee before pursuing a career in acting. He excelled in playing characters with authority, such as police officers, judges, high-ranking officials, and doctors. Although he never took on lead roles, his supporting roles left a significant impact. He frequently collaborated with prominent stars like Adel Imam and Ahmed Zaki and contributed to more than 160 works in film, television, and theater.

🎥 Notable Film Works:

1969: Something from the Pain

1983: The Advocate

1992: Terrorism and Kebab

1995: Birds of Darkness

2003: The Grave Digger

📺 TV Series:

1969: Abbas and His Story with People

1982: The Night of Arresting Fatima

1995: I Deserve It

1999: Deferred Dreams

🎭 Theater Plays:

1985: Beginning and End

📡 TV Specials:

1969: Forbidden by Order of the Children

2000: Before the Fall

⚰️ Death:

Hamdy Youssef passed away on April 15, 2003, at the age of 72, after a long artistic career filled with contributions to cinema, theater, and television.