Kamel Anwar

An Egyptian actor born in 1920, he began his career as an employee in the Armed Forces' Public Affairs Department. He acted in military theater productions and performed with various other theater troupes, including the "Tholathy Adwaa Al-Masrah" (The Trio of Stage Lights) troupe. His stage credits include *A Year of Hard Labor* (Sanah ma’a al-Ashghal al-Shaqqa), *Airport of Love* (Matar al-Hob), and *Angels’ Cooking* (Tabikh al-Mala’ika).

He also appeared in numerous films in supporting roles, such as *Cairo 30* (Al-Qahira 30), *Angel and Devil* (Malak wa Shaytan), and *Soft Hands* (Al-Aydi al-Na’ima).

Kamel Anwar is known for work in acting across film and television. New Release currently presents 20 verified screen credits connected to this profile.

Selected work includes Sweet Trip (1971), باحبك يا حلوة (1970), براغيت (1967), The Three Wise Men (1965), Driven from Paradise (1965), For Men Only (1964), A wife is needed immediately (1964), Soft Hands (1963). The recorded credits span 1954 to 1971, including 20 movies and 0 TV shows.

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