Mohamed Abdel Gawad

An Egyptian director and author, he joined Studio Misr in 1935, and in its beginnings he worked as an assistant director in a number of works, including (Dreams of Youth, Magda), before he went through the experience of directing and writing alone in the mid-forties, where his first work was (Gypsy City) in 1945, which he performed Written and directed by him, also among his most prominent works (Women do not know how to lie, Husband on Vacation), he passed away in 2002.
- Known for
- Directing
- Born
- 1911-04-03 · Cairo, Egypt
- Died
- 2002-05-04
Known for
- Saladin (1963) — Crusader King of Jerusalem
- The Postman (1968) — Executive Producer
- Jamila, the Algerian (1958) — Assistant Director
- Women Can’t Lie (1954) — Director
- Life is Sweet (1966) — Writer
- Life when it smiles (1953) — Director
- April Fool (1954) — Director
- Qesset Gharam (1945) — Director
- Kiss Me in the Dark (1959) — Director
- Gharam El Sheyukh (1946) — Director
- The Life and Sufferings of Christ (1952) — Director
- Les Misérables (1943) — Assistant Director
- Dreams of the Youth (1942) — Assistant Director
- Victims of Love (1944) — Assistant Director
- Laylat Al-Jumea (1945) — Assistant Director
- The Victory of Youth (1941) — Co-Director