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Citizen – Cairo
The Egyptian artist Safia el Amri has revealed the secret of his disappearance from the art scene in recent years.
"She can not play any role that she does not like and does not see in it," said Safiya al-Omari, during her interview with the show "Her Excellence" on the Egyptian channel "MDC".
Safia al-Omari confirmed that she did not care about materialism and that she did not end up in the scenarios that were presented to her, revealing that the movie "Those Days" was excused at early not to have accepted because she was not convinced of the role of the mother of the artist Mahmoud Hamida in the film, but then read the novel in full. I have accepted this role.
She also portrayed the film "At the Minister's Gate" with artist Adel Imam and the deceased artists Said Saleh and the late artist Tawfiq al-Dokn as "the best movies of his life", pointing out that he had provided a number of roles that had been beaten and that the film had been beaten to its true value. Replay the viewer again.
Safia Al-Omari was born on October 20, 1955 in Al-Mahalla Al-Kubra, in the governorate of Al-Gharbia, before settling in Cairo for her working conditions, after being appointed ambassador of goodwill of the United Nations.
Graduated from the Faculty of Commerce, she studied Russian and worked as a translator at international conferences, discovered by the producer Ramses Najib, and married the artist Jalal Issa, Najba and two children.
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