2022/04/29
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Today passes 76 years since the birth of the able artist Nour El Sherif, who was born on this day, corresponding to April 28, 1946, to be one of the creators of Egyptian art and its great giants who left works and a huge artistic balance who lived and will live after his death forever and a fingerprint and a great influence in the conscience of millions of all generations .
Nour al-Sharif, who with his sincerity, art and talent reached the heart and mind of the viewer and embodied in his conscience forever, as he embodied hundreds of diverse roles, between the playboy young man, the mature man, the drug dealer, the football player, the son of the country, the employee, and the bus driver, as he excelled in religious and historical roles. Including Harun al-Rashid and Omar bin Abdulaziz.
His real name is Muhammad Jaber Abdullah, and he was born in the Khalifa neighborhood in Cairo in 1946, and began acting in school, where he joined the acting team, and was a player in the football team of the Cubs of Zamalek club.
Adel Imam watched him in the play “Romeo and Juliet” and nominated him to participate in the movie “Qasr Al-Shawq”, directed by Hassan Al Imam, and he received a certificate of appreciation for his role in the film.
Among his most prominent works, which he starred in and contributed to making his stardom and spread, are “The Barrier,” “The Well of Deprivation,” “The Innocents,” “My Wife and the Dog,” “The Bus Driver,” “Egyptian Hades,” “Hot Night,” “The Devil Preaches,” and Always Habibi”, “Al-Karnak”, “People of the Summit”, “Zaman Hatem Zahran” and other important films in the cinema.
his fortune
The “idolnetworth” website revealed that the artist Nour Al Sharif has amassed a huge fortune through works of art, whether in cinema, television or theater, which amounted to 42 million dollars.
The great artist continued to innovate until the end of his life and after contracting the disease until he left our world with his body on August 11, 2015, after a long struggle with lung cancer, at the age of 69 years.