Youssef Fakhr Eddine (, 15 January 1935 – 27 December 2002) was an Egyptian actor and the brother of actress Mariam Fakhr Eddine. His wife Nadia was killed in a car accident in 1974 which caused him a case of severe depression, and as a result he left acting and moved to live in Greece until the end of his life. Filmography He appeared in 16 films from 1957 to 1980 including successful supporting roles such as the 1967 film titled "Beach of fun" (in Arabic "Chatei el marah") which starred Najat Al Saghira; Daerat al shak (1980) ... aka Circle of Doubt Harami el hob (1977) ... aka The Thief of Love Al-khatafin (1972) ... aka Kidnappers Hekayet thalass banat (1968) .... Engineer Losos Lakn Zorafaa (1968)... aka Thieves but Funny Beit el talibat (1967) .... Youssef Chatei el marah (1967) .... Assistant Endama nouheb (1967) .... Medhat Thalath Losoos (1966) …. New resident ... aka Three Thieves El resala el akhira (1965) ... aka The Last Message Awal hub (1964) ... aka First Love Bayaat el jarayed (1964) ... aka The Newspaper Seller Hub wa marah wa chabab (1964) .... Youssef ... aka Love, Pleasure, and Youth Seraa el gababera (1963) ... aka Struggle of Giants Al Hubb Keda (1961) ... aka That’s What Love Is Amalekat el behar (1961) ... aka Giants of the Sea Rehla gharamia (1957) ... aka Lover's Walk References External links 20th-century Egyptian male actors Egyptian male film actors Egyptian people of Hungarian descent 1935 births 2002 deaths