Talaat Zakaria (; was an Egyptian actor who was well known for his comedy roles.
Biography In 2005, Talaat Zakaria earned his breakthrough when he played his first leading role in the film Haha w Tofaha, alongside Egyptian actress Yasmin Abdulaziz The film marked his transition from supporting roles to becoming a comedic leading man in Egyptian cinema.
Throughout his career, he appeared in numerous films that left an impression on Egyptian audiences, including Sayyad Al-Yamam, Sayed Al-Atefi, Abu Ali, Mr. Abu Arabi Wasl, Harim Karim, El-Feel Fil Mandeel, Tabbakh El-Raes, and Ew’a Weshak. He also worked alongside some of Egypt’s biggest stars, including Adel Imam and Samir Ghanem.
Zakaria became particularly known for his comedic performances, with roles in El-Feel Fil Mandeel, Haha w Tofaha, Tabbakh El-Raes, Harim Karim, Ghabi Meno Feh, Abu Ali, Oukal, and El-Tagroba El-Danemarkia. Many of his performances remain recognizable to Egyptian audiences, with clips and quotes from his work continuing to circulate on social media.
Zakaria died on 8 October 2019 from an inflammation of the brain at age 58.
Filmography Year Movie Role Al-Ragol ul-Abiad al-Motawaset Police Officer Walla fi Elniya Ab'a Police Officer 2001 Ga'ana alBayan Eltaly Affifi 2002 Haramiyya fi KG2 Sibae’i 2003 Kalem Mama Meligy 2003 Al-Tagroba Al-Danemarkeya Police Officer 2003 "Haramiyyah fi Tayland 2004 Ew'a weshak Hassan 2004 Ghabi meno fih Nossa 2004 Owkal 2005 Abu Ali Amin 2005 Abu Al-Arabi Shampo 2005 Haha w Tofaha Haha 2005 Sayed El Atefy Friend of Sayed 2005 Harim Karim Talaat 2006 Kalam fil Hob Hassan 2006 Qesset ilhai ilshaaby Mansor 2008 Tabakh El Rayyes Metwali 2009 Sayyad Elyamam Farag 2011 Elfeel Fil Mandeel Saied Harakat
Television {| class="wikitable" |- !Year !! Show !! Role |- | 2007 || Mabrok Galak Ala''' || Police Officer |- |2007-2015 |Super Henedy |Talaat (voice) |- | 2010 || Mn Ghir Ma'ad || |- | 2013 || El Arraf ||
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