Youssef Dawood

Youssef Dawood was born on Mar 10, 1938 in Egypt. Youssef Dawood's big-screen debut came with Zoj taht al-talab directed by Adel Sadiq in 1985, strarring Mosad (as Youseff Daoud). Youssef Dawood is known for Bittersweet directed by Khaled Marei, Ahmed Helmy stars as Masri Sayyed El-Arabi and Idward as Said. The upcoming new movie Youssef Dawood plays is The Ant's Scream which will be released on Jun 02, 2011.

Egyptian actor graduated from the College of Engineering Department of Electricity in 1960 worked as an engineer in the beginning but then emptied to the art, and his beginning was in the play (Zokak El-Madak), and excelled in providing many comedy roles, and he varied between television, cinema and theater to reach more than One hundred work. Participated in movies (Krakoun in The Street, Tiger and Female, The Gentlemen Men, Terrorism and Kebab, the Prince of Darkness, Yacoubian Building), and in the TV series (You and I and Father in Apricots, Tamer and Shawqia) and in the plays (Sayed The Servant, The Leader, Body Guard). He died after a long struggle with the disease in June 2012 at the age of 74 years.