Salah Jahin

Salah Jahin

Known for

Writing

Life

1930 – 1986 (aged 55)

Born in

Egypt

Credits

8 acting credits

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Biography

Salah was a poet and a caricaturist in addition to being a screenwriter. He did not complete his studies in art but rather studied law. Salah has worked as an illustrator for several publications including the “Sabah al-Kheir” magazine and “al-Ahram” newspaper. He has authored the lyrics for several romantic and nationalistic songs in addition to screenplays and dialogues. Moreover Salah has taken part in the production of such films as “Khalli Ballak men Zuzu” (“Watch Out for Zuzu”), “Amirat Hobby Anna”, “Shafiq wa Metwally” (“Shafiqa and Metwally”) and “al-Muttawahisha” (“Monstrous”). Salah also wrote the screenplays for several puppet plays which include “al-Layla al-Akhira” (“The Last Night”), “Orbit” and “al-Qahira fee Alf ‘Aam” (“Cairo in a Thousand Days”). Moreover he also wrote episodes for “Howa wa Heyya” (“Him and Her”). Salah’s works drew significant crowds and he could have continued in cinema as he is a talented actor.

Known For

Adieu Bonaparte

Adieu Bonaparte

17 May 1985

The Thief and the Dogs

The Thief and the Dogs

12 Nov 1962

Cairo

Cairo

17 Jul 1963

No Time for Love

No Time for Love

25 Mar 1963

The Mamluks

The Mamluks

04 Oct 1965

Men Gheir Ma'ad

Men Gheir Ma'ad

10 Dec 1962

Why was Cairo Calm

Why was Cairo Calm

10 Aug 1982

Filmography

1965

1962