The Man of My Dreams Trailer (1957)

22 December 1957 Comedy, Music, Romance 100 mins

The film revolves around: Adel (Abdel Halim Hafez) a boy left his father a great building, fades away in the bar, and in the health of Kiki (Farida Fahmi) .. Equally rival is Noufal Syriacusi (Abdel Salam Nabulsi) Zaki Ibrahim al-Thara, Nawfal takes the money and sends it to bottles of champagne under Kiki's feet. Adel visits his uncle (Hassan Fayiq) and sees for the first time his daughter (Siham), the meeting between Adel, and his uncle ends with a fury, Adel Fattzura (Siham), meets Siham at her cousin's house in Nouvelle, She loves Nofal, Adel hears a lot about the hopes (Mona Badr), the daughter of the housewife in which Nofal works. He suddenly visits her and finds her a nice girl.

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Cast

Abdel Halim Hafez as Adel

Abdelsalam El Nabolsi as Nofal

Hassan Fayek as Jawdat

Mimi Chakib as Jawdat's wife

Abdel Moneim Ibrahim as Nabih

Wedad Hamdy

Samia Roshdy

Farida Fahmy as Tika Tika

Crew

Helmy Rafla Director

Anwar El-Shenawy Assistant Director

Oscar Wilde Story

Youssef Gohar Writer

Andre Ryder Music

Ali Reda Choreographer

Baleegh Hamdy Songs

Mounir Mourad Songs

Kamal Al Taweel Songs

Fathy Koura Lyricist

Mamoun AlShinnawi Lyricist

Abdel Fattah Mostafa Lyricist

Helmy Rafla Producer

Abu Seoud El-Ibiary Writer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 22 December 1957

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