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Born January 1, 1930 in Egypt
Farouk "Frank" Agrama (January 1, 1930 – April 25, 2023) was an Egyptian-born American film director and producer, writer and businessman. He was the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Harmony Gold USA, Inc. In the 1970s and early 1980s, Agrama made a number of low-budget films which included The Godfather's Friend, Queen Kong and Dawn of the Mummy. He also began selling broadcast rights from Paramount Pictures, which he then sold to his friend, former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, to the latter's Mediaset broadcasting and multimedia company.

Robotech: Love Live Alive

Stepping High

The Big Goofy Secret of Hidden Pines

The Zen Master

Heart of Fear

Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles

American Strays

Heidi

The Lost World

The Brave Frog's Greatest Adventure

The Man Who Lived at the Ritz

Shaka Zulu

Dawn of the Mummy

Queen Kong

The Godfather's Friend

The Greatest Kid in the World

You Can Do a Lot with 7 Women

Women's Gang

Gang of Women

The Sin Path

Wada'an ya Faqr

The Game Of Luck

Storm Over Petra

Hamsat Al-Shaytan

Fire of Love

That Man from Teheran

The Conquerors

The Adventures of Filfila

Bitter Grapes

Boundless Love
الصحفي مجدي

Love at the Circus
حسان زوج وردة

The Silent Love
جلال

Ayami Al Saaeda
Adel

Maa Al Ayam

A criminal on leave
ننوس ابن خاة نازلي

My One and Only

A Voice from the Past