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Featuring a tour-de-force performance by sour-faced Abd us-Salim in-Nabulsy as the puffed-up Professor Hamdi, 'the greatest of all scientists, a modern-day Edison, and the overlooked inventor of nasal batteries and youth elixir', whose latest scheme involves projecting the mind beyond the body. With his every self-aggrandizing utterance accompanied by a deluded-yet-delightful 'do you know who I am?' expression, the film showcases the actor at the top of his game, and it's hard to accept that he succumbed to cancer aged 64 just weeks after production had wrapped.
- Runtime
- 1h 25m
- Released
- 1968
Details
Release year: 1968
Storyline
Featuring a tour-de-force performance by sour-faced Abd us-Salim in-Nabulsy as the puffed-up Professor Hamdi, 'the greatest of all scientists, a modern-day Edison, and the overlooked inventor of nasal batteries and youth elixir', whose latest scheme involves projecting the mind beyond the body. With his every self-aggrandizing utterance accompanied by a deluded-yet-delightful 'do you know who I am?' expression, the film showcases the actor at the top of his game, and it's hard to accept that he succumbed to cancer aged 64 just weeks after production had wrapped.
Top credits
- Julia Daou — Aabla
- Abdel Salam El-Nabulsi
- Wedad Jabbour — Wadad
- Samir Maalouf