Bishara Wakim
An Egyptian actor, born in the Faggala district of Cairo in 1890, he studied at the French Frere Schools in Bab al-Louq and later enrolled in the Faculty of Law, earning a bachelor's degree. He was nominated for a scholarship to France, but his studies were cut short due to the outbreak of World War I. He began his artistic career with the troupes of Abdel Rahman Rushdi and George Abyad, and then worked with Youssef Wahbi in his troupe. He also worked with Mounira al-Mahdiyya, and starred in numerous films during the 1930s and 1940s, including: (Bisalamtuh Ayez Yitgawz, Al-Bashkawil, Law Kont Ghani, Intisar al-Shabab, and Al-Arees al-Khamis).
Known for
- The Bashmakul (1940)
- The Avenger (1947)
- My Heart is My Guide (1947)
- A groom from Istanbul (1941)
- The Unknown Past (1946)
- Layla the Country Girl (1941)
- Al-Haz Al-Sa'eed (1945)
- The Lady's Game (1946)
- Khulud (1948)
- The Innocent (1944)
- Beauty and charm (1945)
- قبلني يا أبي (1947)
- Malak alrahma (1946)
- Victims of Love (1944)
- غرام بدوية (1946)
- Omm el Saad (1946)
- The Princess of the Island (1948)
- Al-anissa Busa (1945)
- Hassan & Hassan (1945)
- The three musketeers (1940)