
Inas Nour
Also known as: إيناس نور
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Also known as: إيناس نور
An Egyptian actress, born in 1975. She began her artistic career when she was a five-year-old little girl. Her mother read an advertisement for the great director (Fahmy Abdel Hamid) requesting a five-year-old girl who loves acting to participate in the star (Nelly) in one of the episodes of Al-Fawazir. So she quickly took her daughter to meet the director, and Enas passed the test and won the role despite the large number of girls applying for the test. She also participated in the series (No, My Dear Daughter) with the late (Abdel Moneim Madbouly) and the late (Hoda Sultan), where she played the role of their middle daughter. She then appeared in the movie (The Beggar) in 1983 with (Adel Imam), then in the movie (Tabouna Hamza) in 1984, and she was no more than nine years old at the time. At the beginning of the nineties, she participated in a number of series, including (Satirical Situations) in 1990, and in 1993 in the comedy series (Ghadhiboon wa Gharidat) with (Salah Zulfiqar), and the comedy series (Sakin Qasadi) in 1995 with Omar Al Hariri), (Sana Jamil) and others. She continued working on television until she graduated from high school and joined the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, Department of Acting and Directing. In 1996, she worked again with Adel Imam in (Sleeping in Honey), from which she graduated in 1999. She participated in cinema with roles in the films (Aboud on the Borders) in 1999, and in 2000 in the series (Amshir Series). And (A Dismissed Lawyer), (Abu Ali), and (Sleeping in Honey). On television, her features were limited to the roles of a good girl, such as Wadida in (Dancing on Moving Stairs) and Safiya in (Deceptive Times), but she was able to change the type of her roles and present roles that were considered evil, such as her role in the series (To Whom Should I Leave All This) and her role in the movie (In Arabic, Cinderella), where she played the role of the evil sister of Cinderella. She specialized in children’s theater and has performed in many works since that time. She was a child and so far, including (The Cocky Pen), (Yes and No), (Animals on the Ship), (Dwarf World), and (Cinderella). She was appointed as an employee in the Children’s Theater based on her desire. She married outside the artistic community, the accountant (Tamer Diab), and gave birth to one child, whom she named (Naslyar).
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