Omar Al-Hariri, a celebrated Egyptian actor born in 1926, began his cinematic journey as a child star in the 1937 film *Salama in Khair*. Graduating from the Higher Institute for the Art of Arab Acting in 1947, he became a prominent figure in the theatre, notably with the Youssef Wahbi theater. His role in *Sayedat el kasr* (1958) solidified his status in film history, as collectors seek this title not only for its artistic merit but also for its cultural significance in Egyptian cinema. Al-Hariri's prolific career spanned decades, with notable performances in films like *Resident Qasadi* and *Sugar Hanem*. His later work in the National Theater of Libya showcased his dedication to the craft, where he taught acting and directing. Even after his passing in 2011, his legacy endures, making his films highly sought after by collectors who appreciate the rich narrative of Arab cinema and the impact of its icons.