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| Doğum yeri | El Mansoura, Egypt |
| Doğum günü | 1931-05-27 |
| Ölüm | 2015-01-17 |
| Ayrıca şöyle bilinir | فاتن حمامة Faten Ahmed Hamama The Lady of the Arabic Screen Faten Hamama Faten Hamamah |
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Faten Hamama (May 27, 1931 - January 17, 2015) was an Egyptian actress and producer. Dubbed "The Lady of the Arabic Screen", she was born in El Mansoura, Egypt. Her legendary journey started as a secret statement between a six-year-old girl and her father after they watched a film in their neighborhood theater, at which leading actress and producer Asya Dagher was present. Faten told her father that she felt the audience was applauding her as the leading actress, and her father hugged her with a vision of helping his daughter become a movie star. She won a contest for the most beautiful child in Egypt, and her dad sent her picture to director Muhammad Karim (a pioneer of Egyptian cinema). Karim was looking for a child for his new film with Egyptian musician Mohamed Abdel Wahab. Faten auditioned for and got a role in this movie, Yom said (1940) ("A Happy Day"). She impressed the filmmakers so much during shooting that she was actually given more lines and scenes in the picture than were scripted initially for her. Karim put her under contract, and four years later he gave her a role in a film with Mohamed Abdel Wahab again, Russassa fil Kalb (1944) ("A Bullet in the Heart"). With her third movie with Karim, Dunia (1946), Faten showed filmmakers and audiences alike that she was an actress ready for bigger roles. Her father, along with her family, moved to Cairo to help her in her career. She also began studying her craft at the High Institute of Acting in 1946. Faten left Egypt from 1966-1971 because she resisted the political pressure that was applied to her. She divided her time between Lebanon and London, England. During this period Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser asked some prominent critics and writers to try to persuade her to return to Egypt, saying that "Faten Hamama is a national treasure". Her return to Egypt in 1971 breathed life back into Egyptian cinema. She insisted that her films reflect the values of society through family relationships. Her first film upon return was Witch (a short film) with Salah Zulfikar. Her role in Emberatoriet Meem (1972) ("Empire M") as a widow with six children and the struggles she endured to raise them made the film a success both critically and financially, and she earned a special award from an organization in the Soviet Union when the film was shown at the Moscow International Film Festival. Her film Orid Hallan (1975) ("I Need a Solution") which was produced by Salah Zulfikar was not only a big hit but resulted in changes to Egyptian marriage and divorce laws. Faten Hamama is the fourth Pyramid in Egyptian cinema, a legend in her platinum anniversary, the diamond that remained shining and kept glowing over the decades on the silver screen.
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| 2016 | زي عود الكبريت |
| 1993 | أرض الأحلام as Narges |
| 1988 | يوم مر.. يوم حلو as Aisha Muhammad Al-Mandali |
| 1984 | ليلة القبض على فاطمة as Fatma فاطمة |
| 1979 | ولا عزاء للسيدات |
| 1979 | حكاية وراء كل باب as Sherin / Siham |
| 1977 | أفواه وأرانب as Nemat |
| 1975 | أريد حلاً as Doria Azmi |
| 1974 | حبيبتى as Samia Mahmoud |
| 1973 | أغنية الموت |
| 1972 | إمبراطورية ميم as Mona |
| 1972 | أريد هذا الرجل |
| 1971 | الخيط الرفيع as Mona |
| 1971 | رمال من ذهب as Zebyda |
| 1971 | ساحرة |
| 1969 | الحب الكبير as Hanan |
| 1966 | شيء في حياتي as Aida |
| 1965 | الاعتراف as Nawal |
| 1965 | حكاية العمر كله as Nadia |
| 1965 | الحرام as Aziza |
| 1963 | الليلة الأخيرة as Fawzia/Nadia |
| 1963 | الباب المفتوح as Laila Sliman |
| 1963 | Cairo as Amina |
| 1963 | Shadow of Treason as Nadia |
| 1963 | لا وقت للحب as Fawzy |
| 1962 | المعجزة as Leila |
| 1961 | لا تطفئ الشمس as Layla |
| 1961 | لن اعترف as Amal (wife) |
| 1960 | نهر الحب as Nawal |
| 1959 | دعاء الكروان as أمنة |
| 1959 | بين الأطلال as منى |
| 1958 | سيدة القصر as Sawsan |
| 1958 | الزوجة العذراء as منى |
| 1958 | الطريق المسدود as Fayza (teacher) |
| 1958 | حتى نلتقي as Amal |
| 1957 | طريق الأمل |
| 1957 | لا أنام as Nadia Lutfy |
| 1957 | لن أبكي أبدا as Huda |
| 1957 | أرض السلام as Salma |
| 1956 | القلب له أحكام as Karima |
| 1956 | موعد غرام as Nawal |
| 1956 | صراع في الميناء as Hamedah |
| 1955 | حب ودموع as Fatma |
| 1955 | أيامنا الحلوة as هدى |
| 1955 | الله معنا as نادية |
| 1954 | موعد مع السعادة as Ehsan / Amal |
| 1954 | ارحم دموعي as Amal Amin |
| 1954 | دايماً معاك as Tafida |
| 1954 | الملاك الظالم |
| 1954 | أثار في الرمال as Ragia |
| 1954 | صراع في الوادي as Amal |
| 1954 | قلوب الناس as Neama |
| 1953 | موعد مع الحياة as Amal |
| 1953 | حب في الظلام |
| 1953 | عبيد المال as فتحية |
| 1953 | عائشة as Aisha |
| 1952 | لحن الخلود as Wafa Riyad Hamdi |
| 1952 | المنزل رقم ١٣ as نادية |
| 1952 | الزهور الفاتنة as Karima |
| 1952 | كأس العذاب as نعمة |
| 1952 | زمن العجائب as نعمت ابراهيم |
| 1952 | سلوا قلبي |
| 1952 | المهرج الكبير |
| 1952 | الأستاذة فاطمة as Fatima (Lawyer) |
| 1952 | أموال اليتامى as Zahira |
| 1951 | أسرار الناس |
| 1951 | أشكى لمين |
| 1951 | لك يوم يا ظالم as انصاف |
| 1951 | أنا بنت ناس |
| 1951 | وداعًا يا غرامي |
| 1951 | ابن النيل as زبيده |
| 1950 | اخلاق للبيع |
| 1950 | بابا أمين as Huda |
| 1950 | ظلموني الناس as Nemat |
| 1950 | أنا الماضي as Samia Farid |
| 1949 | بيومي أفندي as zenat |
| 1949 | كل بيت له راجل as فاتن أنيس كامل |
| 1949 | ست البيت as Elham |
| 1949 | Kursi al-I`tiraf |
| 1948 | نحو المجد |
| 1948 | اليتيمتين |
| 1948 | خلود as Laila (mother) / Amal (daughter) |
| 1948 | El ikab |
| 1947 | أبو زيد الهلالي |
| 1946 | ملاك الرحمة as Thurya |
| 1946 | دنيا as Nadia Fathy Bey |
| 1946 | ملائكة في جهنم |
| 1944 | رصاصة فى القلب as نجوى |
| 1940 | يوم سعيد as Aneesa - Child |
Diğer Roller
| 1979 | حكاية وراء كل باب - Producer |
| 1955 | حب ودموع - Producer |
| 1953 | موعد مع الحياة - Producer |
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