Ismail Yassine

Ismail Yassine
إسماعيل ياسين

Ismail Yassine
Born Ismail Yassine
(1912-09-15)September 15, 1912
Suez, Egypt
Died May 24, 1972(1972-05-24) (aged 59)
Cairo, Egypt

Ismail Yassine (also credited as Ismail Yasseen; Arabic: إسماعيل ياسين‎ IPA: [esmæˈʕiːl jæˈsiːn]) (September 15, 1912 − May 24, 1972) was an Egyptian comedian/actor. He is famous for a series of films with his name in the title. Ismail Yassine had a difficult childhood in Suez where he was born. His mother died at an early age and his father was jailed thus forcing him to leave school before completing his primary education. He worked as a parking valet to support himself.

He started his career as a monologue singer and headed for Cairo after Abo El Seoud El Ebiary, the comic screenwriter and his best friend and life partner had discovered him and had helped him to join Badi'a Masabny's troupe. His break into the movie industry came when Fouad El-Gazaery gave him his first role in the movie "Khalf El-Habayeb" in 1939. He later joined Ali El-Kassar's troupe and started to gain widespread recognition eventually becoming one of most popular stars in the Arab world. A record 15 movies used his name in their titles to capitalize on his fame, most of them were written by Abo El Seoud El Ebiary.

He was widely known for manipulation of his facial expressions and often made fun of his 'large mouth' in his films. His trademark gimmick was to act terrified bringing his wobbling knees together, stretching his shaking arms in front of him, stammering silently, and suddenly snapping out of his panic with a loud inhalation of air. In the 1960s his health began to deteriorate. He moved to Lebanon where he participated in a number of films, and later when he returned to Egypt he was heavily in debt. He died of a heart attack in 1972. His son, Yassine Ismail Yassine, is also famous Egyptian film director.

After a military regime took over in the 1952 revolution, another conscription narrative was swiftly established. From 1955 to 1959, popular comedian Ismail Yassin, who made numerous films with this name in the title, released five films as light propaganda for the army.

Ismail Yassin fil-Geish (Ismail Yassin In the Army, 1955), Ismail Yassin fil-Police(In the Police, 1955), Ismail Yassin fil-Ustul (In the Navy, 1957), Ismail Yassin fil-Police al-Harby (In the Military Police, 1958), Ismail Yassin fil-Tayyaran (In the Air Force, 1959) and Ismail Yassin fil Police al-Sery (In the Secret Police, 1959) all start by thanking the military and police generals who allowed the filming in military barracks and provided logistical support.

Filmography

  1. 1973 Essabet el Nissae
  2. 1963 El majanin fi naim
  3. 1962 Malek el petrol
  4. 1961 Ismail Yassine fil sijn
  5. 1960 Hamati malak
  6. 1960 Shar assal basal
  7. 1959 El ataba el khadra
  8. 1959 Ismail Yassine bolis harbi
  9. 1959 Ismail Yassine fil tayyaran
  10. 1959 Ismail Yassine lal baie
  11. 1959 Lokandet el mofagaat
  12. 1959 Rehla ilal kamar
  13. 1959 Hassan wa Marika
  14. 1958 Bahbah effendi
  15. 1958 Ismail Yasseen fi mostashfet al-maganin
  16. 1958 Ismail Yassine fil Dimashq
  17. 1958 Ismail Yassine fil ustul
  18. 1958 Ismail Yassine Tarazane
  19. 1957 El kommissariate el fatenate
  20. 1957 Ibn Hamidu
  21. 1957 Ismail Yassine fi janainit al haiwanat
  22. 1957 Ismail Yassine fil madhaf el shami
  23. 1956 Ismail Yassine fil bolis
  24. 1956 Sahibat el azama
  25. 1956 Al-mufattish al-amm
  26. 1955 Ismail Yassine fil geish
  27. 1955 Ismail Yassine yukabel Raya wa Sekina
  28. 1954 Beyt al Taa
  29. 1954 El anessa Hanafi
  30. 1954 El dunia lamma tidhak
  31. 1954 El hamawat el fatenat
  32. 1954 El liss el sharif
  33. 1954 El zulum haram
  34. 1954 Fail kheir
  35. 1954 Ismail Yassin Meets Frankenstein
  36. 1954 Kidbet April
  37. 1954 Lahn hubi
  38. 1954 Mughammarat Ismail Yassine
  39. 1954 Nachala hanem
  40. 1954 El sittat maarfoush yiktibu
  41. 1954 Afritet Ismail Yassine
  42. 1953 Bayn kalbain
  43. 1953 Bint el akaber
  44. 1953 Dahab
  45. 1953 Halal alayk
  46. 1953 Kalimat el hak
  47. 1952 Al-hawa maluush dawa
  48. 1952 Beit el nattash
  49. 1952 Hamati kombola zorria
  50. 1952 Katr el nada
  51. 1952 Min aina laka haza?
  52. 1952 Mismar Goha
  53. 1952 Soultanat al-sahra
  54. 1952 El saada el muharrama
  55. 1952 El muntasir
  56. 1951 El moallem Bulbul
  57. 1951 Fil hawa sawa
  58. 1951 Habibi katir
  59. 1951 Taa la salim
  60. 1950 Akbal el bakari
  61. 1950 Felfel
  62. 1950 Habibti Susu
  63. 1950 Sibuni aghani
  64. 1950 Sitt al hosn
  65. 1950 Akher kedba
  66. 1949 Agaza fel gahannam
  67. 1949 Ahebbak inta
  68. 1949 El nasseh
  69. 1949 Gawaher
  70. 1949 Sahibat el malilim
  71. 1949 Shari al-bahlawan
  72. 1949 Little Miss Devil
  73. 1949 Kalam el naas
  74. 1948 Khulud
  75. 1948 Ibn el fellah
  76. 1947 Al-sittat afarit
  77. 1947 Habib al omr
  78. 1946 Bolbol effendi
  79. 1945 Al-bani adam
  80. 1944 Naduga
  81. 1944 Tahia el sittat
  82. 1942 Ali Baba wa al arbain harame

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