name is Omar and is studying in AUC. Fouad & Shwikar The duo "Fouad and Shwikar" was one of the most famous comedic duos in Arab cinema and theater. they met for the first time during the performance of the play El secerteair el fani (The technical secretary). Shwikar said that he asked her for marriage during the performance of the play Ana wa howa wa heia (I, he, & she), so that el-Mohandes departed from the script for the first time in his life, saying: "Will you marry me, my sweetheart?" The marriage took place after completing the filming of the film Runaway from Marriage (Hareb men el-zawag), and in the last scene Shwikar wore a bride dress and headscarf, and el-Mohandes was wearing a suit and tie. So the two took advantage of this scene and after filming they went to the Ma'zoun at two in the morning to culminate their love story in marriage in November 1963. the director Hassan Al-Saifi and his wife, Zahra Al-Ola went with them. Then they divorced after 20 years of marriage. However, with the occurrence of the divorce, their artistic works continued, such as the plays: Rawhia etkatafet (Rawhia is kidnapped) and Meraty takreban (My wife almost), as well as the series: Dreams of the spider (Ahlam el-Ankabot) and A crime of only a quarter (Garema Ela Rob'a). Despite the separation, They were keen on the continuation of the friendship between them, especially that Fouad loves food from Shwikar, and the friendship lasted for 20 years until the death of el-Mohandes in 2006, and she was with him until the last day of his life. Shwikar admitted in one of her meetings that she only loved Fouad el-Mohandes, describing him as the love of her life, which she did not move away from until the last moments of his life. Fouad el-Mohandes is well known for his roles in movies in which he tried to put a comic and distinctly Arab spin on famous American movies, idols, and characters. He played his most famous role as Mr X in two movies: The Most Dangerous Man in the World and The Return of the Most Dangerous Man in the World. He also depicted characters based on real-life figures, such as John Dillinger (referred to as Sayed Dillinger), Billy the Kid, and Mussolini. Although he made nearly 70 movies, Fouad el-Mohandes loved the