Change the screening date of the movie "The Gentlemen"

The makers of "The Honorable Gentlemen" have decided to reschedule the film's local cinema release date, now October 22nd, after initially being scheduled for October 29th. This change comes to meet production and distribution requirements and ensure the film reaches the widest possible audience.

As for cinemas in the Arab world, the film's release date remains the same, October 30th, allowing viewers to watch the film in various Arab countries shortly after its local release.

Gentlemen movie poster Egyptian actor Mohamed Mamdouh revealed the official poster for his new film "The Honorable Gentlemen," which is scheduled to be released in Egyptian and Arab cinemas on October 30.

Mohamed Mamdouh posted the poster on his official Instagram account, commenting: "The official poster for the movie 'The Honorable Gentlemen'... All of these are on sale. When the movie is released, you will see. October 29th in Egyptian cinemas, and October 30th in cinemas across the Arab world."

Details and heroes of "The Honorable Gentlemen" The film features a constellation of stars, including: Mohamed Mamdouh, Bayoumi Fouad, Taha Desouky, Mohamed Shaheen, Ashraf Abdel Baqi, Entesar, Ali Sobhi, Nahid El Sebaei, Hanadi Muhanna, Michel Milad, Ismail Farghaly, Hanan Soliman, and Donia Maher.

The work is written by Mustafa Saqr, Mohamed Ezz El-Din, and Abdel Rahman Gawish, and directed by Karim El-Shenawy.

The makers of "The Honorable Gentlemen" adopted an unconventional promotional approach, releasing a teaser video featuring the film's stars talking about the work without revealing the nature of their roles, in a comedic, satirical style that piqued audience curiosity.

Mohamed Mamdouh begins preparations for his new film "A Piece of Me" In a related development, the production company behind the film "A Piece of Me" announced that preparations for filming have begun in the coming period, after the writing team completed developing the script, which took over a full year to prepare.

The film is written by Ahmed Emad, directed by Mariam Ahmadi, and co-produced by Hany Naguib and Ahmed Fahmy.