Hassan El Baroudy
Hassan Mahmoud Hassanein El Baroudy was an Egyptian actor, born on 19 November 1898. He studied at the American School, and was working as a translator at Thomas Cook Company. He started his artistic career when he joined Hafez Naguib's touring band, then joined Aziz Eid's band in 1921. He worked in the Youssef Wahby Troupe for about 20 years. He also worked for years with the National Theater. He participated in many plays, including: King of Iron and Les Misérables. He appeared in numerous films, including The Second Wife (1967) and Cairo Station (1958). He passed away in 1974.
Known for
- Cairo Station (1958)
- المحروسة (1961)
- Lachine, the People's Hope (1938)
- Wedad (1936)
- Nadia (1968)
- Layla the Country Girl (1941)
- Prince of Cunningness (1964)
- Ismail Yassine in the Police (1956)
- Sons of Aristocrats (1932)
- The Second Wife (1967)
- Conflict in the Nile (1959)
- They Made Me a Criminal (1954)
- Millione Guinee (1953)
- Assaad El Ayam (1954)
- The Sin (1965)
- Baghdad's Barber (1954)
- The Road (1964)
- Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (1942)
- The Fools Alley (1955)
- Daughter of the Nile (1929)