
Ismet Raafat
Also known as: عصمت رأفت
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Also known as: عصمت رأفت
An Egyptian actress, born in Montpellier to a French mother and an Egyptian father in the diplomatic corps. She studied in Paris at the Conservatoire De Paris D'art Dramatique. She began her artistic activity in 1954 after finishing her studies and joined the National Band, after which she moved to the Ismail Yassin Band until 1959. She also worked as a broadcaster and program preparer on the Egyptian Radio (European-French programme) from 1958 - 1991, in addition to translating theatrical works into French and directing them for radio. This is in addition to its basic work, which is simultaneous translation at international conferences at home and abroad She was among the founding actors of the Television Theater in 1960 She played roles Secondary assistant, often the role of a foreign woman or a woman director or headmistress, and one of her works is a movie “Girls’ School” 1955, “I Love You, Sweetheart,” 1970, and “An Egyptian Story” 1982. It can be seen in The role of Mariana, the owner of the Miramar Pension, in the movie “Miramar” 1969. The role of Madame Shajarat al-Durr in the play “My Beautiful Lady” 1969.
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