Berlanty Abdel Hamid
Nafeessa Abdul Hameed Hawwaas (1935 – 2010) was born in al-Sayyeda Zainab - Cairo. After finishing her embroidery diploma, she joined the High Institute of Dramatic Arts to study drama and theater criticism. However, actor and producer Zaky Tolaymaat soon persuaded her to join the drama department, and so she did. Upon joining the Modern Egyptian Theatre, Abdul Hamid’s first role was in the play “Al-so’louk i.e. Tramp”. She was well recognized by the producer Zarpanely, who gave her the first silver screen debut in the film “Shamm al-nesseem i.e. Easter (1952),” after which she played a lead role in Salaah Abu-Seif’s “Rayya and Sekeena.” Berlanty married Field-Marshal Abdul Hakeem ‘Aamer and gave birth to ‘Amr (1967). In 1993, she wrote her book “Al-mosheer wa ana i.e. The Marshal & I” followed by a more documented one “Al-tareek ila kadary..Ila ‘Aaamer i.e. The road to my destiny..To ‘Aamer (2002).” Abdul Hamid died in 2010 inside the Armed Forces Hospital after suffering a stroke
Known For
Credits
- 1988 · الهانم بالنيابة عن مين as دولت البدري هانم
- 1988 · جواز في السر as المعلمة أنصاف
- 1977 · Women in the City as ضيف شرف-بنفسها
- 1976 · The Quiet Nest as samia
- 1964 · The Three Devils as حمدية
- 1964 · Shadia Al-Jabal as Laila
- 1961 · زيزيت as
- 1961 · Seraa fil jebel as نعيمة
- 1960 · Lovers' Call as
- 1960 · Love at the Circus as
- 1959 · Samra Sinai as Zouzou
- 1959 · Ahlam Al-Banat as
- 1959 · Sirr Taqiyyat Al Ikhfa as
- 1959 · Scandal in Zamalek as
- 1958 · قلوب العذارى as
- 1958 · Soultan as زكية الخدامة
- 1958 · Bent El-Badeya as
- 1956 · Ismail Yassine at the Waxworks as
- 1956 · How Can I Forget You as Thurya
- 1955 · Kesat Hoby as
- 1955 · Anklet Ring as
- 1955 · The Fools Alley as خديجة عزوز
- 1954 · Always With You as Samira
- 1954 · Assaad El Ayam as Mufida
- 1954 · Life is Love as
- 1952 · Rayya and Sekina as دلال