Nabila Obeid
Biography
Nabila Obeid is an Egyptian actress. She was born in Cairo, Egypt on January 21, 1945. Obeid's talents were noticed by Egyptian director 'Atef Salim, who cast her in the film "Mafeesh Tafahom" where she did not utter a single word. She went on to star in the film "Rabi'ah al-'Addawiyah". Obeid worked in Lebanese cinema and on stage, and assumed the lead on various television works, including "Bardees", "Sahibat al-Galala", and "al-'Amma Nour" in 2003. She also worked on radio and produced some projects. Obeid is known for her acting career, with 88 known credits.
Career overview
Nabila Obeid is an Egyptian actress who has had a notable career in cinema. She was dubbed "Egypt's first star" and her talents were noticed by Egyptian director 'Atef Salim in the film "Mafeesh Tafahom" where she did not utter a single word. She then assumed the lead in the film "Rabi'ah al- 'Addawiyah".
Obeid worked in Lebanese cinema and on stage, in addition to her work in Egyptian cinema. She also appeared on television in various roles, including in the works "Bardees", "Sahibat al-Galala", and "al-'Amma Nour" in 2003. Furthermore, she worked on radio in the show "al-Sabr fee al-Malahat".
Throughout her career, Nabila Obeid has accumulated a significant number of credits, with a total of 88 known credits to her name. Born in Cairo, Egypt, on January 21, 1945, Obeid has established herself as a prominent figure in the Egyptian film industry.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
92 titles- Ramez: Officially Crazy (2020)
- Extra Sugar (2020)
- Sultan Zamaneh (2018)
- Women's deception (2011) as Halawethom
- None But That! (2007) as Nahed
- Aunt Nour (2003) as نور شمس الأصيل
- Lovers' Scraps (2003)
- Woman Under Surveillance (2000)
- The Other (1999)
- Woman and Cleaver (1997) as Suad
- Ladies' Threshold (1995) as الدكتورة سهير فاضل
- Huda and His Excellency the Minister (1995)
- Revealing the Hidden (1994) as Salwa
- Toot Toot (1993)
- The Drowned (1993) as Warda
- Samara Al-Amir (1992)
- Rooster Among Hens (1992)
- The Dancer & the Politician (1990) as Sonia Seleem
- Darb Al Rahba (1990) as Ebtisam
- Samiha Badran's Case (1990) as Samiha Badran
- Borgwan Lane (1989)
- The Challenge (1988) as Hoda
- Assassination of a Teacher (1988) as Teacher Hoda
- Sons and Killers (1987) as Dalal
- The Mud (1987) as Berlanti
- Market of The Fish (1986) as Gmalat
- Al Sabr fi Al-Malahat (1986) as Wafaa
- Intihar Saheb Al-shaqqa (1986)
- Mawad maa al-qadar (1986)
- The Hustlers (1986)
- Permitted Days (1985)
- Permitted Days (1985) Producer
- Please Give Me This Medicine (1984) as Magda
- Jail Cell (1984) as Amal
- The Dancer & the Drummer (1984)
- The Virgin & the White Hair (1983) as Dawlat
- The Devil Preaches (1981) as Widad Tanahi
- Al Mawardi Cafe (1981) as فراولة
- Al Sharida (1980) as سوسن
- Circle of doubt (1980) as هدى
- The Investigation Is Still Ongoing (1979) as Zaynab
- How to lose a million pounds (1978)
- رحلة داخل امرأة (1978) as ميرفت
- Life is a Moment (1978) as زينات - نجمة السينما
- The Other Woman (1978) as Soad
- Final Confession (1978) as Durriya
- Caught in a Honey Trap (1977) as مايسة
- Caught in a Honey Trap (1977) Producer
- The Love Thief (1977) as سونيا / سامية
- سري جداً (1977)
- حكاية غريبة (1976) as سامية
- Al-Karawan Loh Shafayef (1976)
- Badia Masabni (1975) as Bba Ezzedine
- Hobi Al Awal Wa Al Akhir (1975) as منى
- Hobi Al Awal Wa Al Akhir (1975) Producer
- مجانين بالوراثة (1975) as نانا
- And it was love (1974)
- Wonderful Trip (1974) as arwah
- The Swindlers (1973) as Nawal Abu Eldahab
- Mesk and Anbar (1973)
- The Memory of a Night of Love (1973)
- Forbidden Photos: First Story (Forbidden) (1972)
- The kidnappers (1972) as جينا
- Teen Madness (1972) as الدكتوره منى
- One last night of love (1972)
- Shabab fi Mehna (1972)
- الحسناء والنمر (1972)
- Forbidden Photos: the Second Story (the Past) (1971)
- Adam and Women (1971)
- حياة خطرة (1971)
- Adam wel Nessa (1971)
- Everyday's Game (1971)
- Last Mostahtera (1971)
- One in a Million (1970)
- The Son of Africa (1970)
- Terrible Hours (1970)
- هاربات من الحب (1970)
- The Honeymoon Trip (1970)
- The Three Liars (1970)
- A Very Jealous Wife (1969)
- Heroes and Women (1968) as دنيا
- The Circus (1968) as Noussa
- The Three Swindlers (1968) as Nahed
- Sareq Al-Malyeen (1968)
- The Three Friends (1966) as Suad
- Three Thieves (1966) as Fahmy's wife
- Knooz (1966) as Zumarada Haroun
- The Mamluks (1965) as Qamar
- My Mother's Fiancé (1965) as Mushira
- A wife from Paris (1964) as سامية - الإخصائية الإجتماعية
- Rabea Al Adaweiah (1963) as Rabi'a Al Adawia
- No Understanding (1961) as Salwa سلوى
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Nabila Obeid best known for?
Nabila Obeid is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Wrong Way (1972), Twist of Fate (2021), No (2012).
When and where was Nabila Obeid born?
Nabila Obeid was born on January 21, 1945 in Cairo, Egypt.
How many credits does Nabila Obeid have?
Nabila Obeid has accumulated over 92 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1961 to 2020.
What is Nabila Obeid's background in cinema and television?
Nabila Obeid is an Egyptian actress. She was born in Cairo, Egypt on January 21, 1945. Obeid's talents were noticed by Egyptian director 'Atef Salim, who cast her in the film "Mafeesh Tafahom" where she did not utter a single word. She went on to star in the film "Rabi'ah al-'Addawiyah". Obeid worked in Lebanese cinema...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Ramez: Officially Crazy (2020) — aged about 75
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