The Dark Glasses Trailer (1963)
When rich celebutante Maddie and worker Omar meet, two completely opposite worlds collide.
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Cast
Nadia Lotfi as Madi
Ahmed Mazhar as Omar
Ahmed Ramzy as Aziz
Sanaa Mazhar as Mervat
Khalil Badr ElDein as Wala
Crew
Fekri Rostom Editor
Abbas Helmy Art Direction
Mahmoud Nasr Director of Photography
Ihsan Abdel Quddous Novel
Lucien Lambert Scenario Writer
Hossam El Dine Mostafa Director
International Titles
El naddara el sawdaa Trailer
Chernie Ochki Trailer
Чёрные очки Trailer
Black Sunglasses Trailer
The Dark Glasses Trailer
International Releases Dates
Egypt 29 April 1963
Production Companies
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