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Karim put behind bars for dealing drugs

A drug dealer passes away leaving his son under the supervision of his friend and partner in drug dealing.

The boy grow up with the same life and practices the same career professionally, too professional that he becomes a famous dealer which puts him through a lot of trouble with the national security who are after him and his competitors but he manages to get away a several times until he is finally caught and taken to trial which becomes a self-trial which makes him go over his whole life and realize the disaster he has put himself and his society in.

That is the new character played by Karim Abdul Aziz in his new movie "The Outlaw" which will be released in the Adha feast, and with that character he could not be ready for the movie to be released last summer.

As usual, the movie was written by Bilal Fadel, which makes this the six cooperation between Bilal and Karim, and the movie is also directed by Ahmad Galal in his fourth work, inevitably the three have made a great team.

Maya Nasri costars with Karim in the movie as his wife. Also costarring is Ahmad Saeed Abdul Ghany.

The budget of this movie which is produced by the Arabic Production Co. is around 20 million Egyptian pounds.

Despite the rumors, Husein Fahmy votes for Liqa'e Souweidan in the ministry.

Although rumors have been going around about a secret marriage between the ever so handsome actor Husein Fahmy and the young and glamorous Liqa'e Souweidan, Husein still insisted on voting for Liqa'e to costar with him in his new play "Zaki in the Ministry" which he is preparing to show in the beginning of the new year 2008.

Husein Fahmy assured that Liqa'e is the most fitting for this role and the funny thing is she will actually be playing… his daughter!

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