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Hussein Fahmy on Zaki-Khan Conflict
The article delved into the behind-the-scenes details of a terrifying dispute that occurred between actor Ahmad Zaki and director Mohamed Khan during the filming of the movie "A Date for Dinner" in the 1980s. Hussain Fahmy explained that the conflict began when discussing the details of a scene involving him, Soad Hosny, and Ahmad Zaki. The director requested that the bread remain inside the kitchen, while Soad Hosny insisted on taking it out with her. This led to a two-hour discussion, which ultimately resulted in an agreement for Soad Hosny to leave with the bread. Later, Soad Hosny asked for Ahmad Zaki to be present for a voice recording of his departure, which angered him. He responded by bringing his pistol to confront the situation, prompting Hussain Fahmy to intervene and calm things down, controlling the pistol. Despite the crisis, filming was completed, and the movie achieved success. The article highlights the actor relationships and the difficult situations faced by the crew during production.
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