Kamel Anwar

Kamel Anwar

📅 Date of Birth: March 8, 1920

📅 Date of Death: September 20, 1973 (at the age of 53)

🇪🇬 Nationality: Egypt

🧑‍🎤 Career

💼 Profession: Actor

🎭 His Artistic Journey

He started his career as an employee in the public affairs of the armed forces, where he joined the military theater.

Worked with several theater groups and was a member of the famous Thalathy Adhwaa Al-Masrah (The Trio of Stage Lights).

He participated in around 85 artistic works including films, TV shows, and plays.

🎬 His Filmography

Al-Ahdeb (1946)

Raya and Skeenah (1952)

The Beast (1954)

Ismail Yass Meets Raya and Skeenah (1955)

Raseef Namra 5 (1956)

Al-Fatwah (1957)

The Dead End (1957)

Tamar Hanna (1957)

Prisoner of Abu Zabal (1957)

Ismail Yass in Animal Garden (1957)

A Heart of Gold (1959)

Between the Sky and the Earth (1960)

Love at the Circus (1960)

Banat Bahri (1960)

Olive Branch (1962)

The Thief and the Dogs (1962)

Seven Girls (1961)

The Three Wise Men (1965)

Qasr Al-Shouq (1966)

Al-Sukkariyya (1973)

📺 His Television Works

The Red Headline (1964)

Bitter Honey (1966)

Ramadan Fawazeer for Thalathy Adhwaa Al-Masrah (1969)

The Adventures of a Man Like You (1970)

📻 His Radio Works

The Bravest Man in the World

The Sad Harp (1967)

🎭 His Theater Works

Hawadit

Airport of Love (1970)

💔 Kamel Anwar was one of the actors who left a distinctive mark on Egyptian cinema. With his humor and comic characters, he brought a special charm to Egyptian drama.