Film trivia - page 41
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The artist Rania Mahmoud Yassin's name appeared in the credits as "Rania Yassin".
The film was shot in a small studio set up in a villa in the Victoria district of Alexandria.
During that period, the Lama brothers began producing their film Qobla Fel-Sa7Ara2 — the first Arab feature film — on May 4, 1927.
Maya's case was presented to the The Abdeen Prosecutor; the case details were: Case No. 65, dated June 20, 2008.
Dr Fawzy's car number: 913210.
Mohsen’s Grandmother watches the film Hob Al-Banat and cries out of sadness over "Nada"'s sacrifices in the film.
Marwa's car number: 346498 - Giza private car.
Some of the action shots in the film became emblematic of the production and direction standards of action films in the 1990s, especially the scene where Saber smashes walls made of foam and the scene where the police clash with criminals using kung fu moves.
The poster read: "Based on a story by the Dean of Arabic Literature, Dr. Taha Hussein.".
Zalata is from Husseiniya; his name was Ibrahim Zalata.
The character Billy The Kid played by the artist Hussein Fahmy is a real historical figure: an American outlaw gunman (Billy the Kid), who also died at the age of 21 from a gunshot (1859-1881).
In the credits, Hussein Fahmy's name is written as Billy The Kid (Billy the Kid), without the artist's own name.
