The River of Love (1960)
Overview
Nahr el Hub is the Egyptian adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina".
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ar |
| Popularity | 3.0593 |
Directed By
Ezz Eldin Zulficar
Crew
Ezz Eldin Zulficar
Helmy Rafla
Ezz Eldin Zulficar
Wahid Farid
Andre Ryder
Hussein Ahmed
Yussef Issa
Antoine Polisois
Ahmed Eisa
Massoud Issa
Mounir Helmy Rafla
Roushdi Ibrahim
Ali Wagdy
Leo Tolstoy
TOP CAST
Faten Hamama
نوال
Omar Sharif
خالد
Zaki Rostom
طاهر
Omar Al-Hariri
ممدوح
Zahrat Al-Ola
صفيه /زوجة ممدوح
Fouad Al-Mohandes
وصفي
Amina Rizk
فاطمة هانم
Soheir El-Bably
ميرفت
Wagdy ElAraby
هانى / ابن نوال
Salwa Mahmoud
الهام
Ahmed Bali
الطبيب النفسي
Samia Fahmy
خيرية هانم / بنت عم طاهر
Thuraya Fakhry
دادة أم الخير
Victoria Habiqah
سائحة القطار
Ahmed Farahat
ابن ممدوح
Abdel Moneim Ismail
حارس المزلقان
Naguib Abdo
فدائى
Abdel Moneim Saudi
حارس القصر
Abdel Azim Kamel
الطبيب
Hussain Ismael
سائق الكاريتا
Abbas Rahmy
معالى رئيس الديوان
Ibrahim Heshmat
ضيف خيريه هانم
Mokhtar El Sayed
ضيف الحفلة
Mohamed Reda
جندي
Mimi Gamal
ضيفة الحفلة
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