Alaa Wali El Din

Alaa Wali El Din

1963-09-28

Biography

He graduated from the Heliopolis Military Secondary School and emerged through secondary roles in Adel Imam's films. He then started and starred in several films. He was born in Minya Governorate - Beni Mazar Center - El Jendia Village. He was the grandfather of Sheikh Sayed Wali El Din, the founder of a school in the village, which was established at his own expense and has been working for years. His father, Samir Wali El Din, was a representative and also a general manager of the Cairo Theater. Alaa Al-Din contributed to the emergence of a number of current artistic stars such as Ahmed Hilmi, Karim Abdel Aziz and Mohamed Saad. The "Lambi" character was her first appearance in the film Al-Nazer. Died at the age of thirty-ninth, which was then approved the first day of Eid al-Adha due to the complications of diabetes, which was suffering from it. It is worth mentioning that the last show in the cinema of Alaa Al-Din was the son of Ezz, but the last film he filmed and did not complete his portrayal as a result of his death is an Arabic film that was given to Hazem Al-Hadidi.

Also appears in

The Headmaster

The Headmaster

7.6

Sweet Oblivion

Sweet Oblivion

6.6

Terrorism and Kebab

Terrorism and Kebab

7.6

Revealing the Hidden

Revealing the Hidden

7.0

Bakhit and Adeela

Bakhit and Adeela

5.8

Abboud on the Border

Abboud on the Border

6.2

A Message to the Governor

A Message to the Governor

5.4

Bakhit and Adeela 2

Bakhit and Adeela 2

5.3

Ice Cream in Glim

Ice Cream in Glim

7.1

The Forgotten

The Forgotten

6.8

The Garage

The Garage

5.0

Best Laid Plans!

Best Laid Plans!

5.6

The President’s Visit

The President’s Visit

6.0

Huda and His Excellency the Minister

Huda and His Excellency the Minister

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الكلبشات

الكلبشات

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Alabanda

Alabanda

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The Woman And The Hornet

The Woman And The Hornet

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مسرحية غريب الدار

مسرحية غريب الدار

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Humiliation

Humiliation

6.5

Agda’ Nas

Agda’ Nas

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