Manal Abdellateif

Manal Abdellateif, an Egyptian actress, was born on May 28, 1982, in Cairo, Egypt.

Biography and life story of celebrity in English.

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English Name: Manal Abdellateif
Arabic Name: منال عبد اللطيف
Nationality: Egypt
Language: Arabic, Egyptian Dialect
Religion: Islam
Date of Birth: May 28, 1982
Place of Birth: Cairo, Egypt
Age: 40 years (in 2022)
Zodiac Sign: Gemini
Profession: Actress
Genres: Drama, Theater, Cinema
Years Active: 1988 – Present
Children: Farah, Nour

Biography, Life story

Manal Abdellateif was born on May 28, 1982, in Cairo, the capital of Egypt. She began acting at a young age through children’s programs like “Al-Barlaman Al-Saghir.” She was discovered by director Mahmoud Ibrahim, who introduced her in the children’s series “Bunduq wa Banduqah.” She became more recognized through her roles in the series “Dameer Abla Hikmat” with the late actress Faten Hamama and the quiz show “Gedo Abdo” with the late Abdel Moneim Madbouly. Manal holds a degree in law from Ain Shams University. In her youth, she participated in the famous series “Arabesque,” and later in “Al-Abtal,” “Al-Seerah Al-Hilaliyah,” and “Riyah Al-Maadi.” On stage, she appeared in the play “Akhoaya Ha’is Wa Ana La’is” alongside the comedian Samir Ghanem. She continued her artistic career until she retired in 2012 and wore the hijab after her role in the series “Kid Al-Nisa 2.”

Filmography

TV Series

“Al-Hob Aqwa” (x), “Gedo Abdo Rah Maktabitu” (Fawazir 1988), “Dameer Abla Hikmat” (1991), “Arabesque” (1994), “Shuqat Al-Hurriyah” (1995), “Alf Laylah wa Laylah” (1996), “Harun Al-Rashid,” “Ent Aamel Eih” (1997), “Al-Qalb Yakhte’e Ahyanan” (1998), “Jaeza Noufal” (2002), “Malik Rouhi” (2003), “Souq Al-Zalt,” “Min Gheer Mi’ad,” “Al-Tawbah,” “Ard Al-Rijal,” “Al-Raqs Ma’a Al-Zuhour” (2005), “Awlad Al-Ghali,” “La Ahad Yanam Fi Al-Iskandariya,” “Ahlam La Tanam,” “Harat Al-Zafran” (2006), “Balagh Li Al-Ra’i Al-Am,” “Ahlamna Al-Mu’akhkhira” (2007), “Wa Aadat Al-Qulub,” “Misk Al-Layl,” “Dumu’a Fi Hadhan Al-Jabal” (2008), “Al-Huroob Min Al-Gharb,” “Yawmiyat Wanees Wa Ahfadih 6,” “Fustaan Farah” (2009), “Wanees wa Ayamuh 7,” “Bayt Al-Eila 2,” “Tawq Najah” (2010), “Kid Al-Nisa 2” (2012).

Films

“Al-Bolis Al-Nisai” (1988), “Balagh Li Al-Ra’i Al-Am,” “Al-Aghbiya Al-Thalatha” (1990), “Hanhib Waqab 2” (1995), “Istiqlal Dabit Shurta” (1997), “Wa La Fi Al-Niya Abqa” (1999).