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(Hasan) lives a humble life with his mother and works as a security guard. He manages to find a way to join a blind football team that is close to participating in the World Cup in Europe. During this journey, he encounters various characters and becomes involved in several... Read more
Director: Omar Hilal
Writer: Omar Hilal
Cast: Mohamed Farag, Nelly Karim, Bayoumi Fouad, Taha Desouki, Amjad Al-Hajjar, Balsam Shawky, and more.
The director, Omar Hilal, stated that all the accusations of stealing the story of the film "Fawzy Fawzy Fawzy" are entirely false. He confirmed that he was not aware that this news report was attributed to the journalist Mahmoud Shoukry, and this report was present on the Russia Today website and not attributed to Mahmoud Shoukry. He added that when he read this report, he decided that he wanted to turn this story into a film.
During a phone interview with the host Basma Wahba on the "90 Minutes" program, broadcast on Al-Mehwar channel, he mentioned that the allegations of stealing the film's story were not raised at all during the press conference in Jeddah. It emerged two days later, and they were surprised that Mr. Mahmoud Shoukry accused them of stealing the film's story, and this statement is not true.
The film "Fawzy Fawzy Fawzy" achieved the highest revenues during its screening in cinemas yesterday, making it one of the latest films released recently.
The total cinema revenues yesterday, Monday, amounted to approximately 1,581,884 Egyptian pounds, according to the film distributor Mahmoud El-Dafrawi.
Cinema Revenues Yesterday:
- "Fawzy Fawzy Fawzy" film: 639,026 Egyptian pounds.
- "Wesh Fee Wesh" film: 340,134 Egyptian pounds.
- "El Amil Sifr" film: 361,364 Egyptian pounds.
- "Oulad Hareem Kareem" film: 110,027 Egyptian pounds.
- "Beit El-Roubi" film: 89,670 Egyptian pounds.
- "A'el Zero" film: 12,416 Egyptian pounds.
- "Mare'e El-Primo" film: 14,053 Egyptian pounds.
- "Mister X" film: 9,904 Egyptian pounds.
- "Shams" film: 2,384 Egyptian pounds.
- "El Ba'ba'" film: 2,384 Egyptian pounds.
Omar Hilal, the director of the film "Fawzy Fawzy Fawzy," also apologized to the press and media after causing controversy due to his mockery of a reporter during the film's press conference. Hilal stated, "I apologize if anyone was offended by my response. I was speaking in a joking manner, and I did not intend any mockery."
The director added, "I love jokes, and the atmosphere was light, so I made a joke. I have great respect for the press and media, and you are the ones to be thanked in this story."
Mohamed Farag
is an Egyptian actor born on November 15, 1982, in Egypt. He initially enrolled in the Cinema Institute but was forced to leave and join the Faculty of Commerce at Cairo University. Later, he joined a workshop at the Artistic Creativity Center under the direction of director Khaled Jalal. His class presented a show titled "Qahwa Sada" in 2009, which achieved notable success.
During the same period, he began working in commercial advertisements. Mohamed Farag is considered one of the well-known figures in the Egyptian entertainment scene, participating in various film and television projects, earning praise from the audience for his outstanding performances.
Place of Birth: Egypt
Date of Birth: November 15, 1982
Nelly Karim
Nelly Karim is an Egyptian actress born on December 18, 1974, in Alexandria, Egypt, to an Egyptian father and a Russian mother. She joined the ballet school at the age of four and later trained with the Bolshoi Ballet. At the age of 16, she returned to Egypt, graduated from the Ballet Institute at the Academy of Arts, and pursued postgraduate studies in ballet art direction.
In 1991, Nelly Karim worked as a ballet dancer at the opera. In 1999, she presented Ramadan fawazeer (light entertainment segments during Ramadan) titled "Helm Wala Alam" (Dream or Knowledge), gaining attention for her exceptional talent. This exposure opened doors for her to participate in several distinguished films, with "Sehr El-Ayoun" (Magic of the Eyes) being one of the most notable.
In addition to her successful film career, Nelly Karim has excelled in various television series, starting with "Wajh Al-Qamar" (Face of the Moon) in 2000, and continuing with several others, including "Hadith Al-Sabah Wal-Masaa," "Zat," "Sijn Al-Nisa," "Taht Al-Saytara," and "B 100 Wesh."
Place of Birth: Egypt
Date of Birth: December 18, 1974