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Zaki told Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper that the funeral of the late artist will take place from the Azbakeya Church.
And Share Ibrahim Nasr In several cinematic and television works, but he won the bulk of his fame and stardom through the “hidden camera” program, which he presented over the years until he became one of his prominent signs.
Nasr’s death coincides with the month of Ramadan, which witnessed its brilliance as his program that made his name broadcast throughout the month.
Nasr was born in 1950 in Cairo to a father of Saidi from the governorate of Assiut, and his comedic talent emerged from a young age when he imitated his relatives.
In the various stages of education, he demonstrated his passion for acting, knowing that he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in 1972.
He began his artistic career as a monologist, and participated in children’s programs, then presented television works including “The Bitter Time” and “A Wonderful Story”, as well as several films, most notably “Shams Al-Zanati” with Adel Emam, And “X Large” with Ahmed Helmy, the latest being “The Cave” with Majed Al Masry.
Nasr also knew the way of the theater, from his participation in the play “Hello Doctor”, to the play “Zakia Zakaria and the fabricating gang” in which he plays the role of a woman who was the hero of the hidden camera episodes.
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Zaki told Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper that the funeral of the late artist will take place from the Azbakeya Church.
And Share Ibrahim Nasr In several cinematic and television works, but he won the bulk of his fame and stardom through the “hidden camera” program, which he presented over the years until he became one of his prominent signs.
Nasr’s death coincides with the month of Ramadan, which witnessed its brilliance as his program that made his name broadcast throughout the month.
Nasr was born in 1950 in Cairo to a father of Saidi from the governorate of Assiut, and his comedic talent emerged from a young age when he imitated his relatives.
In the various stages of education, he demonstrated his passion for acting, knowing that he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in 1972.
He began his artistic career as a monologist, and participated in children’s programs, then presented television works including “The Bitter Time” and “A Wonderful Story”, as well as several films, most notably “Shams Al-Zanati” with Adel Emam, And “X Large” with Ahmed Helmy, the latest being “The Cave” with Majed Al Masry.
Nasr also knew the way of the theater, from his participation in the play “Hello Doctor”, to the play “Zakia Zakaria and the fabricating gang” in which he plays the role of a woman who was the hero of the hidden camera episodes.
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