Ismail Yasseen
Known For: Acting
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: September 15, 1912
Day of Death: May 24, 1972 (60 years old)
Place of Birth: Suez, Egypt
Ismail Yasin Ali Nakhla was born in Suez (15 September, 1912) where he led a miserable unstable childhood, and had to leave primary school when his mother died and his father went to prison. His first job was a chanting salesman assistant in front of a shop. In so doing, he trained his voice and decided to become a singer, as he was very fond of the legendary musician Mohamed Abdel Wahab. He sang in weddings and cafés and then moved to Cairo to join the Badee’a Massabny acting troupe. Hence, filmmakers recognized him. It was Fouad al-Gazayerly who gave him his first role in “Khalaf el Habayeb" (Lover’s offspring) in (1939). Ismail joined Aly al-Kassaar troupe and became a brilliant monologist. When he rose to fame, he was one of the few actors who had a series of films bearing his name: "Ismail Yasin fel-Police" (Ismail Yasin..Policeman), "Ismail Yasin fel-geish" (Ismail Yasin..In the army), “Ismail Yasin fel-tayaraan" (Ismail Yasin.. In the Airforce), ...etc. In the 1950’s, he formed a troupe with Abul –So’oud al-Ebiaary. Among his famous plays are; “Habeeby Koukou" (My darling Koukou), "Al-mofattesh al-aam" (The Inspector General)”, among others. When film industry underwent a downfall in the the late sixties of last century, he left to Lebanon where had to play small roles, something that he did also upon his return to Egypt before dying of a heart attack. Ismail Yasin is considered a very special and unique case among Arab comedians. He was famous for mocking himself and his looks in his films. Although considered a farcical clown by a number of critics and audience, the admiration of his performance throughout generations of Egyptians and Arabs maintains his phenomenal status to this day. He died in May 1972. His son Yassin was a film and television director (1949 – 2008).
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العمر واحد
Actor Abdul Maboud Abd al-Rahim
The Country Girl
Actor جميل جمال
'Iilhiquni bialmadhun
Actor khafif abou Al Qatayif
The Adventures of Ismail Yassine
Actor Hanafi
Miss Hanafi
Actor
El-Zolm Haraam
Actor Ghalban
iinsan ghalban
Actor Ismail
Afretet Ismaiel Yassin
Actor Nooh
Women Can’t Lie
Actor
Bahbouh Efendi
Actor
The Marital Dwelling
Actor Ananas
Banat Hawaa
Actor Ibrahim
A Dozen Of Napkins
Actor امشير- زرزور
April Fool
Actor Hussein
Awaeaa tafakar
Actor Eid - Raafat's secretary
sharaf albint
1953
Actor
Lady Pickpocket
Actor Shafshaq
Bent Al-Akaber
Actor Ismail Yaseen
Son of the Rich
Actor
Life when it smiles
Actor حميدو/افكار
Faeil Khayr
Actor Farah
Gold
Actor
Have Mercy
Actor Bahgat
Fascinating Mothers-In-Law
Actor
Your luck this week
Actor Bondok
Esh Hado Ya Nas
Actor
Kalimat el hak
Actor نبيه
بين قلبين
Actor Ismail / Jasser
The honorable thief
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Afreet Am Abdo
1952
Actor Ghosn
Mosmar Juha
Actor Nabih نبيه
Good News
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صورة الزفاف
Actor Gazr
Iidini eaqlak
Actor Ismail
Halal Aleik
Actor Sukkar
Beit el nattash
Actor Zaghloul
Where Did You Get This
Actor Falah / Antar
Qalil Al-Bakht
Actor Marzouq
Qadam Al Kheir
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El Dam Yehen
Actor Hashem
Al Montaser
Actor
According to Your Taste
Actor Ghazal
Believing in God
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Let's Dance
Actor Khafif
Love Has No Cure
Actor Ismail
Love Humiliates
1951
Actor Semsem
Come and Greet
Actor محروس
Nehayet Qessa
Actor
Faik we Rayek
Actor Gamil Bey, Abu Al-Dahab
Almelm bilabal
Actor Mukhtar
Adam and Eve
Actor Shalaby
mashghul bghyriun
Actor
My dear Soso
Actor مرسي / قلب الأسد
Ismail Yassine in the House of Ghosts
Actor Zahir
My Mother in Law is an Atomic Bomb
Actor Gamil
Fil Hawa Sawa
Actor Charlie
Qattr El-Nada
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Girls Are Sweet
1950
1949
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Ouqbal El Bakari
Actor
Mandil Al-Helw
Actor Bou'ou
Afrita Hanem: The Genie Lady
Actor Hikmat Al-Far
I Love You Only
Actor Humus
Fatma, Marika & Rachel
Actor خميس
Shari al-bahlawan
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على أد لحافك
Actor
Owner of Few Piasters
Actor
Agaza Fi Gohanam
Actor
جواهر
Actor
Eid Night
Actor
Kalam El Nas
Actor Ismail Bey/Hamada
El Masri Effendi
