Sami Sarhan
Actor
Sami Sarhan
Actor
21 Movies · 2 Series
Movies
Plays Major General Arar
Terrorism and Kebab
1992
Plays جابر الشرقاوي
The Great Fava Beans of China
2004
Plays دبوس
Why Did You Make Me Love You?
2000
Plays Badawi
The Danish Experience
2003
Plays Mr. Nazmy
The Headmaster
2000
Plays Security Manager
Sweet Oblivion
1996
Plays الهلوتي
Ramadan On The Volcano
1985
Plays Safwat
The Sin
1965
Plays Hussein Fattouh
Smile, The Photo Comes Out Better
1998
Plays Dr. Sobhy Gom3a
55 esaaf
2001
Plays مدير الكوافير
A Dinner Date
1981
Plays Sayed Asaab
The Magician
2002
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The Great Fava Beans of China
جابر الشرقاوي
2004
The Danish Experience
Badawi
2003
Whaling
Morgan
2002
The Magician
Sayed Asaab
2002
55 esaaf
Dr. Sobhy Gom3a
2001
Why Did You Make Me Love You?
دبوس
2000
The Headmaster
Mr. Nazmy
2000
Ragol Laho Maddi
أمين الاسكندراني
2000
Smile, The Photo Comes Out Better
Hussein Fattouh
1998
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sami Sarhan still alive?
Sami Sarhan passed away on February 16, 2005 at age 74.
What are the most famous roles of Sami Sarhan?
Sami Sarhan is best known for roles in The Headmaster, The Great Fava Beans of China, The Danish Experience.
How many movies has Sami Sarhan been in?
Over a 42-year career (since 1963), Sami Sarhan has appeared in 21 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Sami Sarhan's first movie?
The career of Sami Sarhan began with His Majesty (1963).
What is Sami Sarhan's most recent movie or series?
Sami Sarhan's most recent release is The Great Fava Beans of China, which premiered on August 8, 2004.
What TV shows has Sami Sarhan appeared in?
On television, Sami Sarhan has appeared in The Black Cat, محمد رسول الله, اللحظات الأخيرة, لا إله إلا الله.
Sami Sarhan
1930-12-25 · Egypt
An Egyptian actor, who began his artistic life in the 60s, when he appeared in the movie The Black Bag, and his works continued until the early twenty-first century. Among the most important works that he participated in the series Muhammad Is the Messenger of God (1979), and the films The Pleasure Market, Sweet Oblivion and The Principal.