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Reham Abdelghafour

1978-12-06

The Biography

Born in Al-Mahalla al-Kubra (Delta of Egypt) in September 6, she is the daughter of the Egyptian actor “Ashraf Abdul Ghafour”. Rihaam played the leading female role with Muhammad Heneidy and Ashraf Abdul Baky in the film “Saaheb Sahbo – Best friends”. She studied Commerce – English section. Delicate and distinctive, she became very popular for her roles in TV and cinema. Participated in many TV series like “Al-aaela wal-naas i.e. Family and people”, “Hadeeth al-sabaah wal-massaa i.e. Day and night talk” and “Zizinia i.e. Zizinia (neighborhood in Alexandria)”. In cinema, participated in “Mallaaky Eskendereyya i.e. Privé Alexandria”, Kaan yowm hobbak i.e. The day of your love”, “Gaay fel-sareea i.e. I’m coming!” and “Bel-Araby Cinderella i.e. Cinderella in Arabic”. Performed in the play “Hamlet” and co-worked with Yahia al-Fakharaany in “Al-malek Lear i.e. King Lear”.

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She Made Me a Criminal

6.6 average rating
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Bershama

6.132 average rating
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Friday Market

5 average rating
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About a Girl

3.5 average rating
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Awlad Hareem Karim

4 average rating
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Alexandria, Private

7.013 average rating
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The Eid Night

1.5 average rating
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Kareem's Women

5 average rating
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Apple of my Eyes

5.1 average rating
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New Year's Map

1 average rating
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The Cell

6.1 average rating
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The Fourth Pyramid

5.5 average rating
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Cinderella in Arabic

2.7 average rating
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The Enshrined Saint

6.8 average rating
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The Forest

4.1 average rating
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The Academy

5 average rating
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A Friend Indeed

5.4 average rating
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King Lear

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Zay El Hawa

1 average rating
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Coming So Fast

4.6 average rating
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