An Egyptian actress, born in 1943. She graduated from the Higher Institute of Cinema. She began her artistic career at the end of the seventies, where she participated in many films, including: (Rajab on a Hot Tin) in 1978. After that, her works continued between cinema and theatre, among her most prominent works (The Heirs, A Man Who Lost His Mind, and A Paper Hero). She retired from art until her death in 2013 due to complications from cancer.
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Al-waratha
1989 · actor
الورثة
1989 · actor
Hero of Paper
1988 · actor · ⭐ 7.0
El Mwazafoun Fel Ard
1985 · actor · ⭐ 6.8
Mr. Hassan's Apartment
1984 · actor
Watch Out for Al Khett
1984 · actor · ⭐ 6.5
Streets of Fire
1984 · actor · ⭐ 8.0
Rayya and Sakina
1983 · actor · ⭐ 7.7
Thy Lord Is Ever Watchful
1983 · actor
Al Maatooh
1982 · actor · ⭐ 6.0
Bayada
1981 · actor
الناس إتجننت
1981 · actor
What Do Girls Want ?
1980 · actor · ⭐ 1.0
Circle of doubt
1980 · actor · ⭐ 7.0
Dad Has Lost His Mind
1980 · actor · ⭐ 5.2
I Am Better than Him
1979 · actor
المليونيرة النشالة
1978 · actor
Some Visit the Marriage Registrar Twice
1978 · actor · ⭐ 7.0
The Judge and the Executioner
1978 · actor
Sunstroke
1978 · actor · ⭐ 7.0
وشك حلو
actor
How old is Omaima Selim?
Omaima Selim died at the age of 70.
When was Omaima Selim born?
Omaima Selim was born on March 2, 1943.
When did Omaima Selim die?
Omaima Selim passed away on October 12, 2013.
What is Omaima Selim's nationality?
Omaima Selim is Egypt.
How many works has Omaima Selim appeared in?
Omaima Selim has 21 credited works in our database.
What is Omaima Selim known for?
Omaima Selim is known for الورثة, I Am Better than Him, Al-waratha, الناس إتجننت.
Where was Omaima Selim born?
Omaima Selim was born in Egypt.
