Ashraf Abdel Baqi
| Ashraf Abdel Baky | |
|---|---|
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| Born |
September 11, 1963 Shobra, Cairo  |
| Nationality | Egyptian |
Ashraf Abdel Baky (Egyptian Arabic:أشرف عبد الباقي, born in 1963) is an Egyptian actor and comedian.
Personal life
Baky graduated from Ain Shams University's Faculty of Commerce, later deciding to enter a drama career despite his parent's dislike for acting. However, Baky's parents later changed their opinion after he received support from his older brother.[1]
Acting career
Baky has acted in 54 films, 16 soap operas, and 14 plays, with the play Khashab El-Ward being his first role on stage.[1] He persuaded Fouad el-Mohandes, and his wife Shwikar, to be in the film Estanglina, which stars Baky.[2] He was honored at the Cairo International Film Festival for Children.[3]
filmography
Films
- 1988 : Samak Laban Tamr Hindi
- 1988 : Laylet Al Qabdh 3ala Bakeeza Wa Zaghlul
- 1989 : Al Mughtasibun
- 1989 : Alla3eb B Nnar
- 1989 : Jaheem Taht Alma'
- 1989 : Al Ghani Wa Al Faqeer
- 1989 : Sayidati Anesati
- 1990 : Al Lu3ba Al Akheera
- 1990 : Imra'a Dhallet Attareeq
- 1990 : Geenan Fi Geenan
- 1990 : Eqtel Merati Wa Laka Tahiyati
- 1991 : Al Mowaten Masri
- 1991 : Ya Mhallabiya Ya
- 1991 : Keed Al 3awalem
- 1992 : Arraqesa Wa Ashaytan
- 1992 : Ice Cream Fi Gleem
- 1992 : Arraqesa Wa Al Hanuti
- 1992 : Ashares
- 1992 : Khalli Balek Men 3azzuz
- 1992 : Dumu3 Sahebet Al Jalala
- 1992 : Desuqi Afandi Fi Al Masyef
- 1992 : Jaheem Imra'a
- 1992 : Ay Ay
- 1992 : Al Irhab Wa Al Kabab
- 1992 : Haram Li Al Ijar
- 1993 : Khadeema Wa Laken
- 1993 : Tahqeeq Ma3a Mowatena
- 1993 : Ajda3 Nas
- 1993 : Gharamiyat Sayes
- 1993 : Inzar Bi Atta3a
- 1993 : Al Basha
- 1993 : Leeh Ya Banafsag
- 1993 : La Ya 3unf
- 1994 : Arraya Hamra
- 1994 : Al Muqamer
- 1995 : Fi Assayf Al Hub Junun
- 1995 : Qaleel Men Al Hub Katheer Men Al 3unf
- 1996 : Romantica
- 1996 : Ightiyal
- 1996 : Miyet Ful
- 1998 : Jabr Al Khawater
- 1998 : Arz Arz
- 1998 : Pizza Pizza
- 1999 : Ashyak Wad Fi Roxy
- 1999 : Hassan Wa 3azeeza Qadhiyet Amn Dawla
- 1999 : Kalam Allayl
- 2001 : Rasha Jaree'a
- 2001 : Hulew Wa Keddab
- 2002 : Saheb Sahbah
- 2004 : Hub Al Banat
- 2004 : 3arees Men Jeeha Amniya
- 2005 : Ureedu Khal3an
- 2005 : Khali Men Al Kulesterul
- 2006 : Lekhmet Ras
- 2008 : Ashraf Harami
- 2008 : Tabbakh Erris
- 2008 : 3ala Janb Ya Asta
- 2009 : Bubus
- 2009 : Saiyad Al Yamam
- 2013 : Al Ferqa
Television series
- 1989 : Ana Wa Enta Wa Baba Fi Al Meshmesh
- 1993 : Annas Beezat
- 1993 : Wa Ma Zal Anneel Yajri
- 1994 : Wa jari Al Bahth 3an Shahta
- 1995 : Assabr Fi Al Malahat
- 1997 : Al Qunfud
- 1999 : Hadret Al Muhtaram
- 2003 : Hekayat Zawj Mu3aser
- 2004 : Mala3eeb Sheeha
- 2005 : Men Ghayr Mee3ad
- 2006 : Shakhlool
- 2008 : 7 Sharee3 Assa3ada
- 2009 : Abu Dhahka Geenan
- 2010 : Mesh Alf Leela W Leela
- 2011 : Ezzannati Mujahed
- 2011 : Bani Adameen Fi 3asr Attenneen
- 2011 : Amena Al Ghula
- 2013 : Nazariyet Al Gauwafa
- ???? : Al 3awda Wa Annadam
Sitcoms
- 2006 - 2016 : Ragel W Set Settat (10 seasons)
- 2012 : Hafeed 3ez
- 2014 : Ana Wa Baba Wa Mama
- 2017 : 3a'elet Zizu
Theaters
- 1988 : 3efreet Lekul Mowaten
- 1990 : Bashweesh
- 1990 : Awlad Raya W Sakeena
- 1991 : Sabbak Assa3a 12
- 1992 : Babana 3awez Keda
- 1992 : Le3bet Al Hub Wa Al Geenan
- 1992 : Seyaret Al Hanem
- 1995 : Be Llu Be Llu
- 1999 : Rad Qardhi
- 2003 : Lamma Baba Inam
- 2014 - 2018 : Theatro Masr
References
- 1 2 Nkrumah, Gamal. "Ashraf Abdel-Baqi: A contemplative comedian". Al-Ahram Weekly. Retrieved June 13, 2017.
- ↑ "Ashraf Abdel Baqi to Host Al Muhandes and Shwikar". Albawaba. October 13, 2001. Retrieved June 13, 2017.
- ↑ "Nancy Ajram at Cairo International Film Festival for Children". Waleg. March 8, 2010. Retrieved June 13, 2017.
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