Film trivia - page 70
Dhliz holds all sorts of details about hundreds of films, and more are added all the time. You can read through them here:
Dr Sana' Nour Elhosn's hotel room number: 802.
Kamel Nour Al-Hassan's bail: 20,000 pounds.
Paula's license plate: 65956, Cairo private car.
Dr Saher Mo'Ness's license plate: 213195, Cairo private car.
The private hospital's name: Darwish Specialist Center, owned by Dr. Abdel Sadeq Darwish, father of Dr. Amany Darwish (the plaintiff in the case in which Dr Saher Mo'Ness is accused of assaulting her).
The two parties in the case: Dr Saher Mo'Ness and Dr. Amany Darwish.
Kamel Nour Al-Hassan's children: from his first wife, Seham Nour-Al-Hasan, Alaa Nour-Al-Hassan, and Walaa Nou-Al-Hassan; from his second wife, Basel, Iman, and Muhammad.
Nour Al-Sharif appears as the son of Hassan Hosny, although the real age difference between them was 15 years.
Dr Sana' Nour Elhosn spent five years outside Egypt before his visit.
From Daleela (دليلة)
The poster stated: "The first Egyptian CinemaScope film, with lenses from 20th Century Fox and in natural color.".
The film discusses the issue of blackmailing opposition figures by fabricating cases against them during the 1990s.
From Dantella (دانتيلا)
When director Inas Al-Deghedy told Ahmad Zaky about the role, he nominated Mahmoud Hemeida instead of himself, feeling he was better suited to portray it.
