‘The Office’ Arabic Adaption by BBC and MBC is Coming This Year ...Egypt

Still from The Office US; Courtesy of BBC Arab ‘Office’ fans, unite! The British Broadcasting Network (BBC), home to the original UK rendition of the beloved show, has teamed up with Saudi Arabia’s renowned Middle East Broadcasting Center (MBC) to bring you the very first adaptation of ‘The Office’ in Arabic — ‘Al Maktab’. The Arabic remake will be Saudi-led, produced by MBC with official guidance and licensing by the BBC, and directed by Egyptian filmmaker Hisham Fathi. Filming is set to start in June of 2022 with Alessandro Martella serving as director of photography and AFLAM Productions’ Shadi Mcdad as producer. ‘Al Maktab’ is set to take place in a courier services company. The main ch

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