Salwa Ezz El-Din

Of the faces that appeared in secondary roles, she was confined to the roles of maid and night girl. Salwa was born on April 4, 1935, and received her education in an English school, but she married at the age of thirteen and did not complete her studies. Then she turned to art through the Registrar’s office, which introduced her to several theater groups, the most famous of which were the Ismail Yassin and Najib Al-Rihani group. The Egyptian artist’s credits did not exceed 10 films, the most famous of which were the role of the girl of the night with Ahmed Mazhar in “The Nightingale’s Prayer,” Faten Hamama in “Love and Tears,” the maid in “Lou’at al-Hob” with Shadia, and “I Am Justice” with Najwa Fouad, which was her last film in 1961.