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The Beauty and The Scoundrel

1974, Arabic. Directed by Hussein Omara.

Abdo decides to steal cars, and in his first attempt, he meets the married woman Najwa, who suffers from her husband Hanafi the gang leader . Abdo claims to be the head of a company and tries to find evidence to bring the husband down.

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2h 0m
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Arabic
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Released
12 July 1974
Original title
الفاتنة والصعلوك
Country
Egypt
Written by
Hussein Omara

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The Beauty and The Scoundrel runs 120 minutes (2h 0m).

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Who directed The Beauty and The Scoundrel?

The Beauty and The Scoundrel (1974) was directed by Hussein Omara and stars Mervat Amin, Hussein Fahmy, Aqeila Rateb.

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