Ali El Haggar
Egyptian singer, composer, and actor born in Giza in 1954. He was born to a musical family and was taught by his father musician Ibrahim El Haggar. He studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts. He has sung with many Arab and international artists. He has appeared in many works including the TV series One Thousand and One Nights, One Hour Left, and the plays Where Can I Get Humans?, and The Three Musketeers. He's also known for singing the opening and end credits of numerous TV series, including Al-Halawany Gate, and The Fortune and the Progeny.
Fangs (1981)
When Ali and Mona's car breaks down on their way to a party, they head to the nearest house to make an emergency call, only to find out that they are at Dracula's house. (more)
When Ali and Mona's car breaks down on their way to a party, they head to the nearest house to make an emergency call, only to find out that they are at Dracula's house. (more)
El Fata El Shereer (1989)
After he gets released from prison, where he spent seven years, Salah works with his cell mate Saad in trading currency with a powerful man, and he collects a big fortune, ignoring his lover Ilham's advice, who got married during his imprisonment to a big currency ... (more)
After he gets released from prison, where he spent seven years, Salah works with his cell mate Saad in trading currency with a powerful man, and he collects a big fortune, ignoring his lover Ilham's advice, who got married during his imprisonment to a big currency ... (more)
Children are crazy (1994)
The play combines three friends of limited income Hamza - Aref - Saad The life of each of them changes when a woman asks them to protect her and help her !! (more)
The play combines three friends of limited income Hamza - Aref - Saad The life of each of them changes when a woman asks them to protect her and help her !! (more)