Samir Khafagi
Writing
- Born
- August 13, 1930 · Egypt
- Died
- September 21, 2018 (age 88)
He was an Egyptian playwright, producer, and co-founder of the famous An Hour for Your Heart troupe which introduced a whole generation of artists. He then formed the United Artists troupe, which contributed to the emergence of numerous comedians through several plays, including Adel Imam and Saeed Saleh. He's known for the plays Hello Shalabi (1969), A Witness Who Hasn't Seen Anything (1976), and Sayed the Servant (1985). Samir also wrote dramatic work, including the TV series White Abbas in the Black Day (2004), and the film The Fake Millionaire (1968).
Known for
Stranger In My House
February 8, 1982
The Gang of Hamada and Toto
July 12, 1982
Sayed the Servant Boy
July 20, 1985
Albijamat alhamra'
June 3, 1967
Sayedaty El Gameela
January 1, 1969
Hello Shalaby
August 13, 1969
My Super Crazy Wife
April 1, 1968
Hawaa2 el sa3a 12
February 24, 1968
Eve at 12 o'clock
January 1, 1969
Where I am and where are you?
February 11, 1965
أنا وهو وهي
May 6, 1963
She, I, and His Highness
January 1, 1966
Behind the camera21
- 1985Sayed the Servant Boy Producer
- 1982The Gang of Hamada and Toto Producer
- 1982Stranger In My House Producer
- 1979It Is Really A Respectable Family Writer
- 1969Hello Shalaby Producer
- 1969Sayedaty El Gameela Writer
- 1969Eve at 12 o'clock Screenplay, Producer
- 1968The Fake Millionaire Writer
- 1968My Super Crazy Wife Writer
- 1968Hawaa2 el sa3a 12