Dhliz rating
Date and place of birth:
10/12/1934
Date and place of death:
29/10/2024
Years active:*
1959 - 2015
Spouses:
Children:
Nariman
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Mahmoud
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Omar Hassan Youssef
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Abdallah
Relatives:
* According to Dhliz film database
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Biography
- Name: Hassan Youssef
- Date of Birth: 10 December 1934
- Place of Birth: Cairo, Egypt
- Profession: Actor and Director
- Status: Alive
Early Life and Education
- Raised in Cairo, he discovered his passion for the arts early through school and university theater.
- He pursued formal studies in performance and directing before turning professional as an actor in the late 1950s.
Career
- He began his film career in the late 1950s and rose to prominence in the 1960s as one of Egyptian cinema’s leading romantic and youth icons.
- In the 1970s, he branched into film directing alongside acting.
- On television, the drama series “Al-Imam al-Sha'rawi” (1997) is among his most celebrated works and a major popular success. Note: It’s a biographical series about the renowned Egyptian Islamic scholar Muhammad Metwally al-Sha'rawi.
- Over the decades, he has appeared in dozens of film and TV projects, maintaining a versatile presence across romantic, dramatic, and religious-themed works.
Selected Works
- 'Usfur lahu Anyab (A Sparrow with Fangs)
- Qissat al-Hayy al-Gharbi (Story of the Western Quarter)
- Al-Zawaj 'ala al-Tariqa al-Haditha (Marriage the Modern Way)
- Fi Baytina Rajul (A Man in Our House)
- Souq al-Silah (The Weapons Market)
- Dima' 'ala al-Nil (Blood on the Nile)
- Zuqaq al-Midaq (Midaq Alley)
- Al-Khataya (The Sins)
- Al-Imam al-Sha'rawi (TV series, 1997)
- Layali al-Helmiya (The Nights of al-Helmiya) — landmark Egyptian ensemble TV drama
Personal Life
- Marital Status: Married to Shams al-Baroudi
- Children: Omar Hassan Youssef
Ana 7Orra
(1959)
Souq Al-Sela7
(1960)
Al-Telmeetha
(1961)
Al-Khataya
(1962)
Om Al-3Arousa
(1963)
Thawret Al-Banat
(1964)
Al-Thalatha Yo7Eboonaha
(1965)
Al-Asdeqa2 Al-Thalatha
(1966)
Agazet Seif
(1967)
Afra7
(1968)
Asrar Al-Banat
(1969)
Ba7Ebek Ya 7Elwa
(1970)