A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
October 28, 1963
Original Title:
العريس يصل غدًا
Alternate Titles:
El Arees Yasel Ghadan
Genres:
Comedy | Romance
Production Companies:
Helmy Rafla Films
Production Countries:
Egypt
Ratings / Certifications:
US: G
Runtime: 82
Anayat Hanim succeeded in having a clothing factory after the death of her husband, allowing her to live with her three daughters Samira, a bachelor of commerce, Kawther who cares only about physics, Laila who is not yet 14 years old and very lazy and dreams of the day he will marry so as not to go To school. Haj Awadallah owns a factory that he manages himself and supplies Hanayat Hanim with the finest fabrics, and thus a close relationship developed between them. Since he is single, he suggested to Annayat Hanim that they marry but they delayed the response and justified that she must marry the two girls first. Haj Awad asks his brother Fathallah and his friend Mamdouh to advance the brothers' sermon and send a telegram to Annayat Hanim telling her that the groom will arrive tomorrow.
Art Department Manager:
Maher Abdel Nour
Assistant Director:
Sherif Hamouda
Director:
Niazi Mostafa
Director of Photography:
Kamal Karim
Editor:
Abdel Aziz Fakhry
Music:
Micheal Youssef
Negative Cutter:
Laila Fahmy
Production Assistant:
Abdel Masih
Production Manager:
Mounir Helmy Rafla
Sound Engineer:
Krikor
Sound Recordist:
جلال عبدالحميد
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