04:15 PM
Saturday 27 June 2020
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Books – Hani Saber:
The artist Youssef El-Sharif responded to the rumors about the fact that he had put a clause in the contracts of his artworks, through which he refused to provide scenes that he described as hot.
Al-Sharif wrote, via his Twitter account, saying: “I do not know how the word (hot scenes) turned into (in contact with women) … Generally we must assume good intentions, and of course this scene is already blurred, any relationship with this speech … this is a very normal scene and imagine All this shower is because of a statement from a false account … they lied and believed the lie. “
This came in response to a post posted by broadcaster Ramy Radwan, via his Twitter account, regarding this matter, saying: “Some newspapers cited my meeting with the star Youssef El-Sharif, which was broadcast yesterday … that he said (I put clauses in my contracts to refuse to contact women). In fact, the context of the speech was about his rejection of the hot scenes in his works, and he explained what he meant in the dialogue.
And Youssef Al-Sharif had said on the evening program dmc presented by Rami Radwan: “I started putting restrictions on my work after the movie (It is Chaos) 2007, and I need something for 10 years, and I really started thinking about this way as long as it does not harm anyone, and these restrictions limit myself to more than Any limit, and may reach contracts. “
“It has a difference, when I have a certain principle and a certain thought, and I am not resting when the work contains hot scenes, kisses or hugs, and I don’t think that it is true, so I started putting restrictions and applying them in life and on myself.”
ش Don’t know what the word (hot scenes) turned to (in contact with women). In general, we have to assume good intentions. Of course, this scene is already blurred, that is, a relationship with this speech. This is a very normal scene and imagine that all this shower is due to a statement from a false account. They lied and believed the lie. https://t.co/xD4Fsa9M2g
– Youssef el sherif (@ElSherif) June 27, 2020
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