Al-Ozab Al-Thalatha Trailer

Al-Ozab Al-Thalatha Trailer (1964)

13 February 1964 Comedy, Music 90 mins

Sherif, the lawyer, and his two friends, Raafat, the famous composer, and Sayed, the veterinarian, are shocked, and they decide together to abandon everything related to Noun Al-Niswa, but Elham decides to enter their lives.

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Cast

Soad Hosny

as Elham إلهام

Hassan Youssef

as Sherif Sharaf شريف شرف

Abdel Moneim Ibrahim

as Saeed El-Saeed سعيد السعيد

Madiha Salem

as Nawal نوال

Nawal Abu ElFottoh

as Sanaa سناء

Adel Maamoun

as Raafat Mamoun رأفت مأمون

Ahmed Elhaddad

as Jamil جميل التمرجي

Abdel Ghani ElNagdi

as سبع الليل

Nadia Ezzat

as Sayeda سيدة

Hamed Morsi

as جد البنات

Crew

Adib Gaber

Adib Gaber Producer

Laila Fahmy

Laila Fahmy Negative Cutter

El Saeed Mostafa

El Saeed Mostafa Assistant Director

Mitcho

Mitcho Makeup Artist

International Releases Dates

Egypt 13 February 1964

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