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Trivia (12)
  What Hussein told Hamdy about the palace deliberately spreading intellectual and human decay, corruption, and preoccupation with making a living or pursuing pleasures to distract people from attacking the palace and the occupation seems in fact to have been the writer's hint at the emergence of this political trend in the 1970s.
  The beginning of the film is set at "Casino Lilas" in Rod El Farag.
  Om Ein's name is Fayeqa.
  Among the troupe's plays: One Thousand and One Nights (starring: Scheherazade).
  The group Hamdy joined is called "Sons of Tomorrow".
  The son of Ezzat and Sayeda is Samir.
  The cost of renting a theater, sets, and so on: 500 pounds.
  Hamdy's prison number: 3979.
  Samir's prison number: 135.
  Hamdy was sentenced to 20 years in prison, but we see Badria say that he had been imprisoned for 15 years, so perhaps he was released for good behavior.
  @ Badria's houseboat is named "Pearl of the Nile".
  Badria was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Goofs (4)
 In Hamdy's conversation with Ezzat at the café, when the camera moves closer to Hamdy's face, we notice the shadow of a microphone or camera moving across his clothes.
 When Badria opens the door of Hussein's apartment for Hamdy after his escape, she covers her bare shoulder, even though when she went to open the door her shoulder was not bare.
 We notice that the report in the newspaper titled "The death of Numan Pasha at the hands of a member of Al-Ghad Club" is in a newspaper from the 1980s, even though the events take place before the 1952 revolution.
 We notice that in one shot of the puppet scene, Badria sprays Silly String on Hamdy, but the film takes place during the British occupation of Egypt, whereas this invention dates back to 1972.
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