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One of the most talented artists in Egyptian art during the seventies and eighties of the last century. He had an original talent and great abilities that helped him perform the characters assigned to him.
During his artistic journey, he presented a large number of artworks. He is the artist Ibrahim Kadry, who was born on August 2, 1930.
Ibrahim Qadri participated in the demonstrations once morest the British occupation. He also led the demonstrations and had a great sense of patriotism. He used to print leaflets and distribute them to citizens to make them stand up to the British.
Ibrahim Kadry graduated from the Faculty of Law, but took the path of art because of his great love for acting, and entered art in the early sixties of the last century, and was present in his first works in 1961 through the gate of the movie “Ashour Qalb al-Assad”.
After that, Ibrahim Qadri’s work continued, and he achieved great success and was able to prove himself as a great talent, and among his most important films, “People of the Summit, The Virgin and White Hair, The Fatwa of the Overpowering People.”
Black panther, alarm bells, a cat whose origin is a lion, at the door of the minister, the beggar, Lord, a boy, a stranger in my house, five doors, but something remains, keep your mind from your mind, the wounded, and the judge’s house. Antar carry his sword, the cayenne, the black panther.
Ibrahim Qadri participated with the leader Adel Imam in the movie Al-Hareem, and in one of the scenes of the work, Imam told him that his mother had died.
You have a cigarette,” and because of Ibrahim Kadri’s facial features during the scene, Adel Imam asked to stop filming, hugged him and cried because of his great ability in the scene.
In the movie The Wounded, with the artist Farid Shawqi, he embodied a scene no less influential than the movie Al-Hareef. During the work events, Farid Shawqi had to hit Ibrahim in the face with a pen, but he might not.
And Ibrahim Qadry was saying to Farid Shawqi in the scene: “Beat me and wrong me too and also, but on the Day of Resurrection, you will not know how to do anything with me.”
Farid Shawqi was unable to hit him every time following what he said because of his great skill in the scene, and Shawky believed his words and felt real fear.
Ibrahim Qadri passed away on the twenty-ninth of April 1999, and only his family and neighbors attended his funeral, in the absence of artists.
