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Ezzat Al Alaily


Ezzat Al Alaily

Birthday:

09/15/1934

Place of birth:

Egypt:

Biography:

E’zzat Hassan al-A’laly Hassan was born in the “Bab al-Sha’riyah” district of Cairo. He received his bachelor’s degree from the Higher Institute of Theater Studies in 1960. E’zzat is married and has a son named Mahmoud who works as a dentist. He also has a daughter named Ragaa. Ragaa has a degree in law and is married. In his early stages, art was something of a dream for E’zzat as he had four sisters for whom he was responsible seeing as his father had passed away. He thereafter made his way into art and performed in several TV series an example of which is “A’bd Allah al-Nadeem”. Amongst the stage productions in which E’zzat has assumed leading roles are “Dimaa a’la Malabis al-Sahra” (“Blood on the Evening Gown”) and “Ahlan ya Bakwat”. E’zzat has also written several plays amongst which are “Thawrat al-Madina” (“The City’s Revolt”) and “Al-Touffan” (“The Flood”). E’zzat al-A’laly has received numerous awards and has also performed in Algerian and Lebanese cinema. He is considered a unique acting talent who can give lively depictions of any character he is asked to portray, no matter how diverse. His natural talents and build have helped him in his career. E’zzat can be observed in excellent form in “al-Ard” (“The Earth”), “al-Ikhtiyar” (“The Choice”), “al-Muwattin al-Masry” (“The Egyptian Citizen”) and “el-Sekka Matt” (“El-Sekka is Dead”).



Credits

تراب الماس (2018)
as Mahroos Birgas
اهلا يا بكوات (2006)
as
جرانيتا (2001)
as Abo Hassan
الكافير (1999)
as
الغيبوبة (1998)
as
الشارع الجديد (1997)
as Ezzat Al Alaily
كلاب المدينة (1995)
as
طريق الشر (1995)
as Adel El-Deeb
الطريق الي ايلات (1994)
as Colonel Radi
الشرسة (1993)
as
الفاس فى الراس (1992)
as Nagaawi
2 ضد القانون (1992)
as Kamal
رجل من نار (1992)
as
Dasuqi 'afnadiun fi almasif (1992)
as
المواطن مصري (1991)
as Abdul Mawjoud
رجل في ورطة (1991)
as
البريء والجلاد (1991)
as
إعدام قاضي (1990)
as
بلاغ للرأي العام (1990)
as
إنفجار (1990)
as
ليلة عسل (1990)
as
عودة الهارب (1990)
as
المعلمه سماح (1989)
as المعلم كمال
الحب أيضًا يموت (1988)
as Murad
صرخة ندم (1988)
as
عاد لينتقم (1988)
as هاشم فريد
مخالب امرأة (1988)
as Bahaa
الهروب من الخانكة (1987)
as
بئر الخيانة (1987)
as
بستان الدم (1987)
as
الصبر في الملاحات (1986)
as Yehya
الورثة (1986)
as
لا تدمرني معك (1986)
as فارس أمين
عذراء وثلاثة رجال (1986)
as المقدم شكرى عبد الرحمن
المطاردة الأخيرة (1986)
as
دقة زار (1986)
as
الطوق والإسورة (1986)
as Bakhet / Moustafa
التوت والنبوت (1986)
as Ashour
قفص الحريم (1986)
as العمدة حافظ عبدالجواد
البنديرة (1986)
as مرزوق
الانس و الجن (1985)
as
الثعبان (1985)
as
المنتقمون (1985)
as
الطاغية (1985)
as
المجهول (1984)
as Nagy
Le Moulin de Monsieur Fabre (1983)
as
وقيدت ضد مجهول (1981)
as Roshdy
القادسية (1981)
as سعد بن أبى وقاص
أهل القمة (1981)
as Mohamed Fawzi
الأقوياء (1980)
as Adel Al-Bagouri
خائفة من شيء ما (1979)
as رؤوف عبدالغفار
ولا عزاء للسيدات (1979)
as
إسكندرية ليه؟ (1979)
as Morsi
سأكتب اسمك على الرمال (1979)
as
عيب يا لولو .. يا لولو عيب (1978)
as Kamel Ibrahim - journalist
السقا مات (1977)
as Shusha Al-Sakka
على من نطلق الرصاص (1975)
as Adel
زائر الفجر (1975)
as Hassan Al-Wakeel
لا تتركني وحدي (1975)
as
بيروت يا بيروت (1975)
as Kamal
الأبرياء (1974)
as
غرباء (1973)
as
ذئاب لا تاكل اللحم‎ (1973)
as Anwar
ذات الوجهين (1973)
as وائل
بنت بديعة (1972)
as أحمد
الناس والنيل (1972)
as Dr. Amin
لعبة كل يوم (1971)
as
الاختيار (1971)
as Sayed / Mahmoud
الأرض (1970)
as Abdel Hadi
٣ وجوه للحب (1969)
as
قنديل أم هاشم (1968)
as
معسكر البنات (1967)
as
السيد البلطي (1967)
as Hanfey el bultai
الرجل المجهول (1965)
as رشوان خليفه
بين القصرين (1964)
as إبراهيم - طالب جامعي
الجاسوس (1964)
as
امرأة على الهامش (1963)
as
Cairo (1963)
as Third Officer