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Egyptian actor and musician Izzat Abu Ouf, who died early Monday morning, is about 70 years old.
Abu Auf underwent cardiac surgery in 2015 and recovered from it, but he suffered from health problems recently that led to his health deteriorating.
Founder of the "Fur M"
Mohammed Ezzat Ahmed Shafiq Abu Auf, known as "Izzat Abu Auf", was born in a musical house. His father was the well-known composer Ahmed Shafiq Abu Auf, former dean of the Arab Music Institute, but his passion for music and art was stronger than to resist.
He began his artistic career at the end of the 1960s, with some of the bands he joined and others he helped establish, before he and his sisters Muna, Mha, Manal and Mervat formed a production team called the Fur M, which saw the birth of the American "Pop King" Michael Jackson, technically, and achieved great success lasted about 12 years.
Abu Awaf founded the Fur M band in 1979, which consisted of the four sisters of Izzat. They were born in 1955, Maha was born in 1957, Manal was born in 1959 and Merfet was born in 1961. They are all graduates of the American University.
The "FourM" band sang some of the best hits, including "Big Night," "Say, Do not Cheat," and the song "Repentance".
The FourM band presented eight albums: Madness of the Disco, Big Night, Meghanati, La Zajbak Keda and La Keda, Layali Zaman, Khali Al-Satara, Metghrabin and Dabdouba Al-Takheina.
Ezzat moved away from the medical profession and devoted himself to the "Fur M", and made her debut at the first Alexandria Film Festival, then participated in the film "My Son and Wahidi Habibi".
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At the time, Ezzat took part in the secondary school with his studies at the Conservatory Conservatory in Les Petits Chats and The Black Coats. He played on the machine for 16 years, "The Story of a Happy Man," "A Quiet Journey," and "The Last Return," according to the Egyptian encyclopedia of poetry, by Mohammed Qabeel (2006).
Mohamed Fouad was discovered by accident
The famous Egyptian singer Mohamed Fouad joined the band after learning about Izzat Abu Auf after the Third Spring Festival at Al Shams Club in 1982 and sang with them Sultan Zamani and Metghrabeen.
"I was accompanied by my brother Abdul Aziz on the way to the Sun Club after the ceremony of the M4," said Fouad in a television interview. Ouf stopped to ask us about the exit gate, my brother took advantage of the opportunity and said to Izzat Abu Auf: "Mohammed his voice sweet Oy, Dr. Yaret hear him and let him sing makua".
The young man, who was not more than 20 years old, met with Izzat Abu Auf, and got out of his car to give him a card with his phone number and address in the middle of Fouad's astonishment. Abu Ouf asked Fuad to call him the next day. The last word of 'Aizat Abu Auf to Mohamed Fouad was "O Lord, Your voice is coming to you, O Muhammad." This scene was described in detail during the events of Ismailia Rayeh Jay, with the participation of Izzat Abu Auf.
He did not write for the "Fur M" music continued, after marrying his girlfriends one by one, and then devote his sister and his sister Maha Abu Auf representation.
His career with acting
The beginning of the late Ezzat Abu Ouf came from a small role in the 1992 film "Ice Cream in Glim" directed by Khairy Bishara and starring Amr Diab and Simon.
Over the course of his career, he has played a variety of roles in more than 80 films, including Ismailia Rayeh Jay, Secrets of the Girls, The Land of Fear, Laughing the Picture, Sweet Talent, The Dictator, One Man, "And" Hassan and Marqas ".
He has also participated in dozens of television series, notably "The Family", "Hanan Garden City", "Egyptian Papers", "Aida Opera", "Al Dali", "Sheikh Arab Hammam", "Charging" and "Bab Al Khalq".
Regrets this film
Ezz Abu Auf regretted that he regretted participating in the movie "Ayashn" starring Mai Ezz El Din and produced in 2008.
He told the Egyptian broadcaster, Reham Saeed, while hosting on Tuesday September 9, 2015, that he had agreed to participate in the film for his financial needs.
He pointed out that he did not get to participate in the film as some artists do, courtesy of the producers, but received after the product contacted Mohammed al-Sabki, and offered him the role.
"It happened that in the year of the screening of the film in 2008, I was chosen as president of the Cairo International Film Festival, and I was shown in one of the scenes as I was wearing the Boxer, which is why I was very embarrassed."
President of the Cairo International Film Festival
He was president of the Cairo International Film Festival for several years. For the first time during his presidency, he hosted French actress Juliette Pinochet and American star Richard Gere at the 34th session of the festival.
Last artistic appearance
The latest artistic appearance of Izzat Abu Auf was accompanied by Egyptian singer Amr Diab in a Vodafone mobile ad, which was shown in Ramadan 2019.
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