R-Shammary

Maybe if you watch the new Frasier, without any background on the original Frasier, you might enjoy it!

Kelsey Grammer is a great character as always, but I never felt a connection to the original Frasier. I'm not talking about the cast, the location, and the rest of the physical stuff, I'm talking about the spirit, the style, and the atmosphere of the show. All of that is missing in the new Frasier.

Things might change in the new season(s), but I'm not optimistic about that. I think they chose the cast quickly and without much care, so I have little hope for any change for the better.

However, I think if Kelsey Grammer puts his energy and effort into a completely new show away from Frasier, it's a surefire success.

The movie showing a one of the stories about injustice, chaos and human abuse in the era of the police state of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser (1952-1970). The movie may contain some exaggerations, which do not reflect a trustworthy history of Nasser's regime; because this movie was produced in 1979, under the authority of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat (1970-1981); who was trying to strengthen his powers by exaggerating the flaws of his predecessor: Nasser; especially after the Egypt-Israel peace treaty, which was signed in the same year (1979). Among the famous movies that share this movie in this feature (anti-Nasser):

• Thartharah fawq al-Nil "Chitchat on the Nile", 1971
• Al-asfour "The Sparrow", 1972
• Al-Rasasa la tazalu fe gaibi "The Bullet Is Still in My Pocket", 1974
• Al-karnak, 1975
• Awdat al ibn al dal "The Return of the Prodigal Son", 1976
• Wara al shams "Behind the Sun", 1978