Hanaa Abdel Fattah

🎭 Hanaa Abdel Fattah

Egyptian Actor and Director

📌 Personal Information

Birth Name: Mohamed Hanaa Abdel Fattah Ghabn

Date of Birth: December 1, 1941 – Egypt

Date of Death: October 19, 2012 (aged 70) – Cairo, Egypt

Nationality: 🇪🇬 Egyptian

Parent: Artist Abdel Fattah Ghabn

Languages: Arabic, Egyptian dialect

Years Active: 1958 – 2012

📖 Biography

Son of the artist Abdel Fattah Ghabn, Hanaa Abdel Fattah began acting at a young age and participated in numerous television and cinematic productions. He received several prestigious awards, most notably:

🏅 The State Appreciation Award in Arts

🏅 The Literary and Artistic Glory Award from the Polish Ministry of Culture, for his outstanding contributions to literature and the arts in Poland.

🕯️ Death

He passed away on October 19, 2012, at the age of 71 due to a sudden heart attack.

🎬 Filmography

🎭 Acting

📺 Al Safa’a (The Slap) (2012) – The Foreigner

📺 Farqat Nagi Attallah (2012) – Mizrahi

📺 Al-Imam Al-Ghazali (2012) – Boutros the Hermit

🎞️ Fair Game (2011) – Professor Badawi

🎞️ Ibn Al-Qonsol (The Consul’s Son) (2010)

📺 Ahl Cairo (People of Cairo) (2010) – Younis Al-Ghoul

📺 Ayza Atgawez (I Want to Get Married) (2010) – Disco (Guest Appearance)

🎞️ Alzheimer's (2010) – Dr. Shaker

🎞️ Bobos (2009)

🎞️ Laylat El Baby Doll (Baby Doll Night) (2008)

🎞️ Zay El Naharda (Like Today) (2008) – Dr. Refaat Ismail

🎞️ Hassan and Morcos (2008)

📺 The Clinic – Season 1 (Sitcom, 2008)

🎞️ Morgan Ahmed Morgan (2007) – The Corrupt Doctor

🎞️ Al-Shabah (The Ghost) (2007)

🎞️ Qalb Al-Qamar (Heart of the Moon) (Animated, 2005)

🎞️ The Embassy in the Building (2005) – Uncle Dalia Shahdi

📺 Justice in Islam – Part 9 (2003)

📺 Rajul Al-Aqdar (Man of Destiny) (2002)

📺 Umm Kulthum (1999)

🎞️ Aashet Lel Hob (Lived for Love) (1959) – Child role

🎞️ Cairo Station (Bab El Hadid) (1958)

🎭 Salam (1900) – (Debut work)

🎬 Directing

🎭 The Barber of Baghdad (1999) – Director

🎭 Shams El-Shomous (1987) – Director

🎭 A Very Noisy Night – Director