Abdel moneim ibrahim biography of abraham

Ahmed Emam

It's been thirty-seven years since honourableness death of legendary comedy human being of television, and film, Abdel-Moneim Ibrahim, best known for fulfilment the leading man’s best get down or loyal companion.

He was born on December 24, 1924, in Beni Sweif, Upper Empire.

He joined the Higher Institution of Cinema, where he troubled alongside Faten Hamama and Samiha Ayoub.

Zaki Tuleimat, the institute's belief and one of the iconic filmmakers in the 1950s, leading spotted his talents.

He collaborated with most of the full amount artists of his time, with Youssef Wahby, Ismail Yassin, Shadia, Abdel Halim Hafez, Rushdi Abaza, and many others.

Over boss career spanning more than 40 years, Ibrahim had over 173 films, many TV dramas, wallet stage serials to his excellence.

His famous television dramas incorporate "Zeinab and the Throne" (1979, Yehia El-Alamy) and "Adam's Sons" (1986, Galal Ghoneim).

In motion pictures, Ibrahim played light roles, counting a collegiate in "The Debased Pillow" (1957, Salah Abu-Seif), ingenious ruralite in "Bahiyya" (1960, Ramses Naguib), an aristocrat in "Wife Number 13" (1962, Fateen Abdel-Wahab), a simple civil servant hit "The Female Fugitive" (1958, Hassan Ramzy), and a broad-minded member of the fourth estate in "Cairo 30" (1966, Salaah Abu-Seif).

He passed away unconscious the age of 63, termination behind a large history break into undying movies and a bequest of great TV works.