Nahed Sabry

Egyptian actress and dancer, born on December 28, 1925, in a small village located a few kilometers from the city of Tanta in Gharbia Governorate. She married twice, fought to enter the world of art, so she fled to Egypt with her sister, and they faced many difficulties, discovered by Hussein Fawzy. She then studied ballet at the hands of Nelly Mazloum, and shined in the sixties of the twentieth century. She then traveled to reside in the United States, where she established a dance school before returning to Egypt and wearing... Hijab in the late 1980s. She was fascinated by the dancing of Tahiya Karioka and Samia Gamal, dancers of the time of beautiful art, so she tried to memorize their dances and imitate them after she returned home and perform the same movements, in front of her sister and cousin. They were amazed by her performance. Her work was not limited to her work as a dancer only, but she sought to enter the world of cinema and made many films such as “A Day of Reckoning” with Imad Hamdi and Samiha Ayoub, directed by Abdel Rahman Sharif, and the film (Fire of Longing) with Rushdi Abaza, so she performed a dance with Suheir Zaki and the film (Adam's Apple) by Yehia Shaheen and Salah Mansour. She passed away on October 10, 1987.