Fathia Tantawy

An Egyptian actress who began her career on the national and avant-garde stage in the 1960s, then went to work on television in series, evening shows, and television films, playing supporting, secondary roles, often the popular or hard-working rural woman. She is the landlady seller in the movie (Dale Al-Samaka) in 2003, the mother of Abdel Hakam (Mahmoud Al-Bazawi) in the movie (The Collar and the Bracelet) in 1986, and she is the mother of the groom Saeed (Mohamed Sharaf) in the movie (Blood of the Gazelle) in 1986. 2005. Among her plays are (The Lesson is Over, Stupid) with Mohamed Sobhi in 1975, and among her most important series are (The Miser and Me) in 1990 and (White Abbas on the Black Day) in 2004. During her artistic career, she presented about 140 dramatic works.