Egyptian actor Omar Sharif’s last film will premiere at this year’s edition of the Dubai International Film Festival, giving the late actor’s fans one final look at him on the big screen.

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The news that Omar Sharif, the Egyptian actor known for his roles in classic films like “Doctor Zhivago” and “Lawrence of Arabia,” has sparked heartfelt reactions across Hollywood.

The drought lasted so long that finally, beginning in the late 1990s, Sharif began declining all film offers. "I lost my self-respect and dignity," he told a reporter in 2004.

In the title role of Lean’s “Doctor Zhivago” (1965), Sharif crystallized Yuri Zhivago’s many facets: healer, revolutionary, poet, adulterer, idealist. The film solidified Sharif as a star.

Prominent Egyptian actor Adel Imam announced that he will star in a new film “Hasan Wa Margas” with famous Egyptian actor Omar Al Sharif. The he film is written by Yousif Ma’ati and is a ...

His latest, prehistoric epic "10,000 BC", opens worldwide in March. After more than 50 years in the film industry, MME's Schams Elwazer (SE) asked Omar Sharif whether anything had changed.

Samir Sabri, a film star turned television host, spoke about the last interview he had with his friend Omar Sharif. He repeats what Sharif said. SAMIR SABRI: I've come back to Egypt to die in Egypt.

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