Youssef Wahby

Egyptian actor, director and author, began his education in the city of Fayoum traveled to Italy after the First World War, where he studied acting and studied at the hands of the Italian actor Cantoni, to return to Egypt and worked in Hassan Fayek’s Theater, and then founded his own theater and Ramses Film Production Company, and participated in the establishment of Nahas studios and took over the management of the Studio, In the cinema, he wrote and directed his film scenarios. He received many awards in Egypt and many honors such as the Grand Order of the Cisé from the King of Morocco. He received an honorary doctorate from the Academy of Arts. He married and did not have children.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1898-07-14 · Sohag, Egypt
- Died
- 1982-10-17
Known for
- Alexandria… Why? (1979) — Sorel
- Eshaet Hob (1960) — Abdel Qader El Nashashgy
- Cairo 30 (1966) — ضيف شرف/يوسف وهبي
- The Flirtation of Girls (1949) — Himself
- How We Stole the Atomic Bomb (1967) — Dottor Sì
- The Choice (1971) — Youssef Wahby
- Searching for a Scandal (1973) — Fahmy
- Life or Death (1954) — حكمدار العاصمة
- Miramar (1969) — Tolba Marzouk
- Ambassador of Hell (1945) — Samir
- Passion and Revenge (1944) — جمال حمدي
- A Husband’s Confession (1964) — Aziz - عزيز
- The Great Clown (1952)
- Gang of Women (1969)
- Malak alrahma (1946) — Fouad Bey - فؤاد بك
- Sons of Aristocrats (1932) — Hamdi Bey