Abdul Fattaah al-Kosary is an Egyptian actor who was born in Cairo to a rich father working a gold merchant. He loved acting since he was a child; he studied in a French school. His acting debut was when joined Abdul Rahmaan Roushdy's troupe in 1920, then he played famous stage roles with Esmaeel Yasseen's troupe and made a great success that led filmmakers to give comic roles. He excelled in the role of the typical illiterate in the following films; “Shamshoum & Lebleb”, “Al-aanessa Hanafy i.e. Miss Hanafy”, “Ebn Hameedo” where his famous words were copied by Egyptians.
Al-Kasry also staged many successful plays, among them are; “Kesmety ”, “30 yowm fel-segn”, “Hassan, Morcos and Kohen” and “Al-geneih al-Masry .
He became blind at the end of his life and suffered a loss of memory.
1960
as حنفي
1960
as جدوانى - غفير العزبة
1960
as Shaheen
1960
1958
as Antar
1958
as Abu Teama
1958
as Bateekh
1957
as حشمت
1957
as الريس حنفي
1956
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1954
as قنديل
1954
as Abdu Al Aleem
1954
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as حسن
1954
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1952
as Haj Abdul Aziz Abu Fatima
1952
as Sadoun
1951
as Hanafi
1951
1951
1951
as Hassouna
1951
as Khairat
1951
as Samahah
1951
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1951
as Rashwan Abu Houria
1951
as حسن
1950
as الحج جمعة
1950
as Sayed Abu Shalbaya
1949
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1946
as Agora
1946
1946
as ابراهيم نفخو
1945
as Hanafy
1945
as Abdul Fattah
1945
as سيد البقال
1944
as Abu Shosha
1944
as Kishk
1943
as المعلم هاشم
1943
1943
1943
1942
as Younis Nassib Al-Hallaq
1942
as Madbouly
1942
1941
1941
as عبد المجيد ساطور
1940