About
Type:
Black and White
Duration:
120 minutes
Production year:
1960
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Screenplay
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Dialogue
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Trivia (11)
The rumor spread in Port Said.
It is written: A story adapted from the play The Talk of the Town by John Emerson and Anita Loos.
Bahiga makes crepes suzette, and says its recipe is known only to two families: "عيلة طبق زادا" and her family, "عيلة سلطح".
The company's name: "Abdel Qader Abdel Rabbo Transport and Navigation Company.".
Hussein is the company's agent.
Abdel-Monehm Ibrahim played the role of a girl whom Abdel-Qader flirts with as a test in front of Hussein. The year after this film was released, he got his role in Sokkar Hanem in 1960, in which he also played a woman.
Soad Hosny's age in the role is 17 years, 8 months and 10 days (her real age was about a year younger).
Abdel-Qader's cart number: 11971.
Goofs (8)
At the first breakfast, we see Bahiga raise the tea cup to her mouth, but in the following shot, when Abdel-Qader enters, she has not raised it yet and raises it again.
When Mahrous talks with Abdel-Qader at breakfast, Bahiga is drinking tea while holding the cup in her hand, but in the immediate close-up both her hands are empty.
When Hussein enters the breakfast room, one shot shows Abdel-Qader not holding a tea cup, but in the very next shot it is in his hand.
When Abdel-Qader is introduced to Lucy, he raises his hand toward Samiha, but in the following shot he raises the other hand toward Lucy.
Some sounds and pronunciations do not match the mouth movements.
When Mahrous comes in to Abdel-Qader, Adel, and Hussein, Hussein has his hand on his uncle's shoulder, but in the following shot his hand is down.
When Hind Rostom tells Hussein to tell everyone what is between them, the wide shot shows both her hands on his shoulders, but in the closer shot she has only one arm on him.
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Characters (8)