Hanan Shawqi, an Egyptian actress, was born on March 16, 1967 in Cairo, Egypt.
Biography and life story of celebrity in English.
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Name in English: Hanan Shawqi
Name in Arabic: حنان شوقي
Full real name: Sayeda Amin Ahmed
Nationality: Egypt
Language: Arabic, Egyptian dialect
Religion: Islam
Date of birth: March 16, 1967
Place of birth: Cairo, Egypt
Age: 55 years old (in 2022)
Astrological Sign: Pisces
Profession: Actress
Genre: Cinema, Drama
Years of activity: 1982 – present
Biography, Life story
Hanan Shawqi was born on March 16, 1967 in Cairo, the capital of Egypt. Her real name is Sayeda Amin Ahmed. Her artistic debut was in children’s programs on radio and television while she was still an 8-year-old girl. She participated in the famous radio program (Ghinwa and His Story), which It was presented by Abla Fadila, who she took from Sheikh Khaled Elementary School in Shubra, after which she participated in singing in a number of TV programs. She was still a student when she participated in the play (Fares and Bani Khaiban) and some parts of the series (Nights of Dream). She graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1990. Among her most famous works are the series (Nights of Dream), the series (The Scrooge and I), and the movie (Blood on the Asphalt).
In 1987, she participated in the play (Fares and Bani Khaiban) with Samir Ghanem.
From 1988 to 1995, she participated in the series (Nights of Dreams), parts 2, 3, 4, 5, as “Qamar Al-Samahi”.
In 1991, she participated in the series (The Scrooge and I), opposite Farid Shawqi, as “Firdaws”, the character who won the audience’s sympathy.
In 1992, she participated in the movie (Blood on the Asphalt) with Nour Al-Sharif, directed by Atef Al-Tayeb.
In 1994, she participated in the movie (The Terrorist) with Adel Imam, Sherine and others, and this participation was a bright station in her artistic career.
In the same year, she co-starred in the movie (Mortab Al Faras) with Ahmed Abdel Aziz, and this work strengthened her rise to the first row among the beauties of Egyptian cinema in the nineties.
In 2016, she participated in the sixth part of the series (Layali al-Helmia) with Ilham Shaheen, Safia al-Omari and Hisham Selim, and new characters joined them, most notably Dora Zarrouk.
One of the beauties of Arab cinema in the nineties
Hanan Shawqi is considered one of the brightest actresses of the nineties, as she is distinguished by a remarkable oriental beauty, and she shone through her participation in many important dramas, whether on television, cinema, or on stage, and she was distinguished by her spontaneity and simplicity in the characters she presented during her career, except Until now, her audience still associates her with some of her distinguished and daring roles, which she excelled in performing, such as her role in the movie (The Terrorist), where she excelled in playing the role of “Faten”, the liberal American university student, who draws the attention of the terrorist with her bold clothes and her open way, and her scene remained while she was Playing cards with him firmly with the audience of the cinema of the nineties because of his daring and characterized by a kind of temptation. As well as her role in the movie (The Persians Stud), where she appeared in a variety of bold clothes to some extent, and in this particular work she appeared wearing a bikini in a bisin, in a scene that could be considered one of her most seductive scenes.
List of works – Filmography
Films
Blood on the Asphalt (1992), Ya Love Ya Taqub (1994), The Terrorist, The Silence of the Sheep, Why Does the Sea Laugh, Love in Taba, The Pavement, The Egyptian Citizen, Appointment with the President, Police Demons, Gypsies, Dream Catcher.
Series
Dreamy Nights, The Scrooge and Me, People in Kafr Askar, Mawardi Street, Pearls and Shells, A Day of Honey and a Day of Onions.
Plays
We launched, my mentor, the constitution of our masters, the green military, Fares and Bani Khaiban, the tiger, welcome to prison, whoever wants me to come to me, the escape, Layla and the giant, the job is still in my pocket.
