Magda Al Sabahi
Born: 1931-05-06 in Monufia, Egypt
Died: 2020-01-16
Known For: Acting
Biography
Magda is an Egyptian actress. She started her career at the age of 15 using a pseudonym, so that her parents wouldn't know. Her breakthrough came in 1949 in the film “Al Naseh” (The Mentor), after which she went on to become one of the most prominent female actresses in Egyptian cinema history. Her most notable films include “Anf wa Thalath Oyoun” (A Nose and Three Ears), “Jamila” and “Ayna Omry” (Where's my Life?). She got married once to producer Ihab Nafia'a, and has one daughter (Ghada).
Filmography
1994
- ونسيت أني امرأة as سعاد
1982
- An Egyptian Story as Magda
1979
- A kind of woman ... (Producer)
1978
- Life is a Moment as نعمت
1977
- The Tender Gender as Amina
1975
- The Name Caller as Fatheya - فتحية
1972
- A Nose And Three Eyes as Amina
1970
- Al-Sarab as رباب محمد جبر
- Wife of five men as عفاف
1968
- Eve on the Road as منى
- The Man Who Lost His Shadow as Mabrouka
1967
- Al koubla al akhira as نيرة
1966
- من احب as Laila
- من أحب
- The Yemen Revolution
1963
- A Forbidden Story as هناء
- The Naked Truth as Amal Abdel Hamid
- The Newspaper Seller as نعيمة
1962
- The Man I Love
- دنيا البنات
- Mid-Year Vacation as Zainab
1960
- Teenagers as ندى
- In Your Hands
- Qayes Wi Laila as Laila
- People Downstairs ... (Producer)
1959
- For My Love as Wafaa
- Stars Meet in Moscow as Self
1958
- Beach of Secrets as Aliya
- Jamila, the Algerian as جميلة بو حريد
- Maa Al Ayam
1957
- Lovers of the Night
- The End of Love as فاطمة
- Where Did My Life Go as عليّة
- Nisaa Fi Hayaty
- Crime and Punishment as ساميه شحاته
1956
- Kefaya ya Ein as Nadia
- Girls of Today as Salwa
- The Stranger
- Our Green land as امينة
1955
1954
- Miss Hanafi as Nawaem
- El-Zolm Haraam as Samira
- Lovers Village as فاطمة سالم
- Marret El-ayam
1953
- The Bread Seller as Nelly Abdel Hakim
- Gold as Dahab
- Rule of Time as Souad
- Belal Moa'zen Al-Rasool as هند الخولانية
- ماليش حد
- The path of happiness as عليّة
- Fi Sharaa Meen
1952
- The Victory of Islam
- Ana Wahdi as Nawal
- Immortal Song as Sana Riyad Hamdi
- Mustafa Kamel
- home sweet home as Huda