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Dalal Abdelaziz

Acting

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Acting
Born
Jan 17, 1960
Died
Aug 7, 2021
From
Zagazig, Egypt

Dalal Abdelaziz Mohamed is an Egyptian performer. She earned her bachelor’s degree in agriculture from Zaqaziq University. Thereafter, she decided to move to the capital. She was first noticed by Nour Al Damerdash and she worked with the “Adwa Al Masrah” trio in the theatrical production “Ahlan ya Diktour”. She also took part in several other theatrical productions which include “Faris bany Khaiban” “Akhouya Hayiss wa Ana Layiss”, “Houb fee Al Takhshibah”. Moreover, her performance was exceptional in the television series “La”, “Demou Sahibat al Galalah” and “Abadan Lam Yakon Laha”. She won the best actor category at the 1998 Television Awards Festival. It should also be noted that she participated in “Al Sayyid Kaf”. She married the performer Sameer Ghanem and the couple had two daughters. Her performance in recent films is quite different from the performance style that characterized her at the start of her career. Her best performances include those in “Bulbul Mam Yahya Fakhrany” and “Asrar al Banat”.

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Sorry For Disturbance

20087.6out of 10

Made in Egypt

20145.2out of 10

Sameer & Shaheer & Baheer

20107.1out of 10

No Retreat, No Surrender

20106.5out of 10

The Suit

20185.8out of 10

Mama's Boy

20185.5out of 10

Sweet Oblivion

19966.3out of 10

Handing Them Over

20226.0out of 10

Different Experience

20215.7out of 10

The International

20097.2out of 10

Nelly and Sherihan

20168.6out of 10

Girl's Secrets

20016.1out of 10

Apple of my Eyes

20215.1out of 10

El Helmeya Nights

19878.1out of 10

Sabe' Gar

20176.6out of 10

Ard El-Nefaaq

20185.5out of 10

A Boy Child, Amen

19846.2out of 10

Robot In Our House

20217.2out of 10

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