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I added a link to an interview Youssef Wahbe held concerning Asmahan's death, its impact on the movie, and the decisions he took concerning filming the movie after her death. All of which I summarized in the article.
I thought to mention this here for several reasons:
Primarily, I don't know how appropriate it is to place YouTube links on wiki pages. Please let me know if I did it wrong.
Secondly, I'm not sure of the date this interview was held. However, this interviewer is familiar to me, and Wahbe looks significantly older than he did in the film, this was likely held sometime in the late 60s/early 70s. I will add a date if I find one.
Thirdly, and most importantly I suppose: the interview is in Arabic and not subtitled. I can/will provide a transcript here if asked. That said, I speak and understand Arabic, so I was able to understand the interview no problem, but I can see it being an issue for a non-speaker who wants to further investigate this source.