05:31 PM
Sunday May 31, 2020
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I wrote – Mona Al-Muji:
Producer Moataz Wali Al-Din, the brother of the late artist Alaa Wali Al-Din, expressed his deep sorrow over the departure of the great artist Hassan Hosni, who left our world in the early hours of Saturday morning, after suffering a heart attack.
Moataz said, in exclusive statements to “Masrawy”: “Our father once said that he would retire the art after Alaa’s death, and he was shocked by him, because he was educated from time ago, and he gave him his best for us and he was the attribute of success not only to Alaa, but to all the young men who came up in this period.”
He pointed out that after Alaa’s death, Hassan Hosni was calling on a daily basis to check on their mother, adding: “May God have mercy on him, a man who has preference for our family. He stood with Alaa in the movie Aboud, Al-Nazer and Ibn Ezz, and he used to say when he agreed with the production so that Ala Haehadi risked it, he was Beautiful man. “
Moataz recounted how he stood next to him in his production experience, saying: “The first movie I was doing with me and my friend is Professor Hisham Suleiman (H. Dabour) starring Ahmed Makki. I came to contract with him. You said, ‘Abit Yalla, you contract with me, I am your father, Shouf Ayez,” and he stood with me. He complimented me for his extraordinary courtesy, and he was interested in every detail of the movie so he could get good. “
“Magda”, the wife of the artist Hassan Hosni, confirmed in her testimony about him within the book “The Personalities” of the critic Tareq Al-Shennawi, that she never saw her husband sad as she saw him at the time of his daughter Rasha’s death, as well as the time of the death of the artist Alaa Wali Al-Din, as his tears did not dry up on him For more than 20 days, she said.
Hassan Hosni departed from our world yesterday, Saturday 30 May 2020, leaving a balance of theatrical, television and cinematic artwork that has so far been painted and painted in the face of the audience, and was keen to present various styles, and that his career is not limited to comic works only.
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