Youssef Dawood

Youssef Dawood (🎭 1938-2012) was a distinguished Egyptian actor known for his unique comedic style and distinctive voice, making him one of the most prominent supporting actors in Egyptian cinema, theater, and television.

🔹 Real Name: Youssef Girgis Salib

🔹 Born: March 10, 1938 - Alexandria, Egypt 🇪🇬

🔹 Died: June 24, 2012 (aged 74)

🔹 Profession: Film, Theater, and TV Actor 🎭

🔹 Education: Faculty of Engineering - Electrical Engineering ⚡

🔹 Nickname: "The Engineer of Laughter" 😂

🏆 Notable Works

🎬 Famous Movies

📌 Husband on Demand (1985)

📌 Karakon in the Street (1986)

📌 The Tiger and the Female (1987)

📌 Milk, Fish, and Dates (1988)

📌 Terrorism and Kebab (1992)

📌 Hanafi the Aristocrat

📌 The Yacoubian Building (2006) 🏛️

📌 Keda Reda (2007)

📌 Morgan Ahmed Morgan (2007)

📌 Hassan and Morcos (2008)

📌 Black Honey (2010) 🍯

📺 Popular TV Series

📌 Raafat Al-Hagan 🕵️‍♂️

📌 Me, You, and Papa in Apricots (1989)

📌 Wanees' Diaries 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

📌 Tamer & Shawqia

📌 Al-Zanati Mujahid

📌 Ibn Al-Arandali ⚖️

📌 Winds of the East

📌 City Ghosts 👻

🎭 Iconic Theater Performances

📌 El Wad Sayed El Shaghal

📌 The Leader 🏛️

📌 Bodyguard

📌 El Wad Dabbesh Aamel Labesh

🎙️ Voice Acting

🔊 Pinocchio – Role of Stromboli (Puppet Theater Owner) 🎭

⚰️ Youssef Dawood passed away on June 24, 2012, leaving behind a timeless artistic legacy cherished by audiences and comedy lovers.