Ahmed Tawfik

Ahmed Tawfik

(1930–2005)

Egyptian Actor and Director

📌 Full Name: Ahmed Mahmoud Tawfik

🎂 Born: June 2, 1930 – Cairo, Egypt

🕊️ Died: August 1, 2005 (aged 75) – Cairo, Egypt

🌍 Nationality: Egyptian

💍 Spouse: Rabab Hussein

🎭 Profession: Actor, Director

🗣️ Language: Arabic

🎬 Years Active: 1963 – 2005

Career

📌 Education:

Earned a bachelor's degree from the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts.

Also studied at the Faculties of Law and Arts.

🎥 Early Career:

Discovered by director Salah Abu Seif, who introduced him in the film "No Time for Love".

Gained fame after starring in "Cairo 30" (1966).

Notable Works

🎬 Films:

📽️ No Time for Love (1963)

📽️ Cairo 30 (1966)

📽️ A Taste of Torment (1969)

📽️ Something of Fear (1969)

📽️ Barefoot on the Golden Bridge

📽️ Who Should We Shoot? (1975)

📽️ The Captain (1997)

📺 TV Series:

📺 The Knights

📺 Al-Baradei

📺 Basyouni at Market Price

📺 Uncle Hamza (Acting & Directing) (1981)

📺 Knights of the Last Era (1993)

🎬 Directing:

🎞️ Omar bin Abdul Aziz (1994)

🎞️ I Will Not Live in My Father's Robe (1996)

🎞️ Al-Hassan Al-Basri

🎞️ The Only Witness

🕊️ Death:

Passed away on August 1, 2005, due to heart disease.