My One And Only Love
Farid is forced to marry his cousin, Yasmina, after their uncle leaves them a big inheritance, provided that the two get married. They decide to get married on paper and separate after receiving the inheritance, but during the honeymoon in Aswan,they fall in love with each other.
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Farid is forced to marry his cousin, Yasmina, after their uncle leaves them a big inheritance, provided that the two get married. They decide to get married on paper and separate after receiving the inheritance, but during the honeymoon in Aswan,they fall in love with each other.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Music
Written By:Abu Seoud El-Ibiary, Fathy Koura, Mahmoud Fahmy Ibrahim, Youssef Badrous
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Farid El Atrash Films
Cast
Youssef Chahine
Director
Farid Al-Atrash
فريد
Shadia
ياسمين
Hind Rostom
نانا (الراقصة)
Abdel Moneim Ibrahim
زاهر(صديق فريد)
Abdelsalam Al-Nabulsi
سمسم
Serag Mounir
صبري (أبو فريد)
Mimi Chakib
بهيجة هانم (أم فريد)
Zeinat Sedki
ام ياسمين
Abdel Ghani El Nagdi
بائع اللبن + صعيدي في قطار الصعيد
Reyaad ElQasabgy
محصل في القطار
Abdel Aziz Ahmad
شلبى (أبو ياسمين)
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