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Special Award-winning Egyptian actor and ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ star Gamil Ratib dies aged 92

Award-winning Egyptian actor and ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ star Gamil Ratib dies aged 92

  • The actor was loved by Egyptian and Arab audiences but also known in the West for his role in Lawrence of Arabia
  • Tributes pour in from colleagues and fans for a career that spanned many decades
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