Film trivia - page 22
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Muhammad Al-Samadony suffered a brain hemorrhage, which led to hemiplegia.
Hamdy’s Neighbour watches the film Al-Warda Al-Bayda2 (1932) in the cinema, which indicates that Sayeda was born roughly in the early 1920s.
The first film, Al-Nas Wal-Neil (1968), was not shown in Egypt. It was shown for the first time in France around 1999, after a lost copy was found at the "Cinémathèque Française" and restored.
The film had several titles depending on the country: the film's original title is Slalom - USA: Snow Job - Brazil: As Aventuras Imprevisíveis do 7º Homem - Spain: El octavo hombre - West Germany: So ein Windhund - video in West Germany: Das Geheimnis am Nil.
At the end of the film, a car was blown up, and artist Shirine said she held the remote control that detonated the car.
The film Mido watches in the cinema is Angel Eyes, a 2001 production.
Mido's number: 5555550.
Mido’s Father's car number: 55971.
Sherine (7)'s performance was poor — she later rejected it in her television interviews and said the film exploited her fame and added nothing to her.
The first acting role of Sherine (7).
The film became known by more than one title: "The Mummy" - "The Night of Harvesting the Years" - "The Day the Years Are Counted".
A Bible verse is quoted when Mourad says: "Cursed be the day I came into life," echoing the words of "the Prophet Job": "May the day of my birth perish" (Book of Job 3:3).
