Watch: SAG Foundation Remembers Omar Sharif with Career Retrospective

The Screen Actors Guild Foundation mourns the loss of multi-faceted and legendary actor Omar Sharif.

To honor his life and extraordinary career, the SAG Foundation has digitized and released its 50-minute career retrospective with Sharif recorded in 2003. Conversations with Omar Sharif was moderated by Todd Amorde and taped before an audience of fellow union actors.

In the video, Sharif discusses a lifetime of unforgettable roles and career turning points, including his Academy Award nomination for Lawrence of Arabia, his Golden Globe win for the classic Doctor Zhivago, and 2003's Monsieur Ibrahim, the film that would garner him a César win the following year.

A master of playing intriguing characters, Sharif reveals himself as a lively, intelligent, and wide-ranging actor who took on any challenge he was given, not only on screen, but also in his everyday life.

The entire Conversations with Omar Sharif can be viewed on the SAG Foundation YouTube channel and below!

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