
Magda El Khatib
October 2, 1943 (81 years old) in Cairo, Egypt
Magda El Khatib is an Egyptian actor who was born in Cairo in 1943. She began her acting career with a small role in the film “Hob wa Delaa” (Love and Endearment; 1959). El Khatib then went on to play starring roles in a numerous films including “El Bayt El Mela’un” (The Cursed House; 1987) alongside Kamal El Shenawi. Throughout her career, she has appeared in more than 130 works and won several acting awards, including the “Golden Pyramid” for her role in “Dalal Masriya” (Dalal, The Egyptian; 1966), which was her first starring role. El Khatib also won Best Actress for her role in the film “El Tufaha” (The Apple).
Known For
Credits
- 2016 · Like A Matchstick as
- 2006 · Private Affairs as
- 2006 · A Woman from the Heart of Upper Egypt as
- 2006 · The Villainous Returns as
- 2005 · مسائل عائلية جدا as إنسجام
- 2005 · Downtown Girls as
- 2005 · ريا وسكينة as زينب
- 2005 · Rayya and Sakina as
- 2005 · Hamada Getting Rich as
- 2004 · Alexandria... New York as
- 2003 · أبيض في أبيض as زينب هانم
- 2002 · The Disobedience as سعاد
- 2001 · Al Nesaa2 Qademoon as
- 2001 · Silence... We're Rolling as Grandmother (as El Khattib, Magda)
- 2000 · Men of the World Come Together as
- 1999 · Om Kulthum as
- 1998 · Years of Misery and Love as
- 1998 · ألف ليلة وليلة: ذات الخال as أم العبر
- 1998 · Honorable mention criminal as Samia
- 1997 · Zezenia as فرانشيسكا
- 1997 · Alsahih ma yutih as
- 1997 · A Girl Called Apple as Qadriya
- 1997 · The Champion as Umm Houda
- 1997 · Best Laid Plans! as Om Nfeesa
- 1997 · Our Families as درية
- 1996 · O Lovely Life as
- 1995 · One Thousand and One Nights: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves as
- 1995 · ألف ليلة وليلة: علي بابا والأربعين حرامي as أم حداية
- 1983 · The Hallucination Kingdom as فاطمة
- 1982 · An Egyptian Story as The Sister
- 1981 · Mothers in Exile as Qadriya
- 1978 · رحلة هادئة as
- 1977 · Mouths and Rabbits as Rajia
- 1977 · 13 lies as Camilla
- 1976 · Tawheeda as توحيده
- 1975 · Ehtaressy Min El Regal ya Mama as سلوى
- 1975 · Visitor at Dawn as Nadia Sharif
- 1975 · Hubb Taht al-Matar as
- 1973 · Apartment for Love as
- 1972 · Imtithal as إمتثال
- 1972 · Alqahera Walnas as
- 1971 · Gossip Over the Nile as Samara Bahjat
- 1971 · Something in my Chest as خيرية
- 1967 · Shantat Hamza as
- 1966 · Mansion of Longing as Aida Shaddad
- 1966 · The Three Friends as Nadia
- Future · أرجوك لا تفهمني بسرعة as نادية
- 2007 · Real Dreams as
- 2006 · The End of the World as سوسن
- 2005 · Dreams Of Our Age as
- 2005 · Cholesterol Free as
- 2004 · From First Sight as
- 1999 · Lamada as
- 1998 · Sweet Killing as Sanaa
- 1998 · Our Blessed Aunt as
- 1988 · The Woman and the Law as
- 1987 · The Cursed House as
- 1987 · The Escape from El-Khanka as
- 1986 · ابن تحية عزوز as
- 1984 · Please Give Me This Medicine as Zozo
- 1983 · Ghdaan saantaqim as
- 1982 · Sargeant Shabrawi as
- 1982 · Houseboat No. 70 as Souad
- 1981 · Hakamt El-Mahkama as Enas
- 1980 · My Love... Always as May - the liberated poet
- 1980 · An Investigation as
- 1978 · A traveler without a road as Asrar / Izis
- 1976 · His Sisters as Layla ليلى
- 1975 · مجانين بالوراثة as ليلي
- 1974 · In summer, we must love as Magy
- 1974 · Back Streets as
- 1974 · The Warm Embrace as سحر منصور
- 1974 · They Kill Donkeys as
- 1973 · A Woman from Cairo as
- 1973 · The Tragedy of Dr. Hosny as Dr. Magda
- 1972 · The Quiet City as
- 1972 · Forbidden as
- 1971 · Everyday's Game as
- 1970 · Shaqa Mafrousha as Zainab
- 1970 · Dalal Al-Masria as Attiyat / Dalal Al-Masria
- 1970 · Wife of five men as شخصيتها الحقيقية
- 1969 · Marriage for Half an Hour as Dalia
- 1968 · An Ordinary Girl as Anissa
- 1968 · Om Hashim's Lamp as Naima
- 1968 · The Headmaster Woman as سناء
- 1967 · The House of Female Students as إيمان
- 1967 · Girls Camp as
- 1967 · زهرة الصبار as أمنية
- 1965 · Men Don't Marry Beautiful Women as
- 1965 · The Mountain as مريم
- 1964 · الدبور as فوزية أخت حسين
- 1962 · Bekaya azraa as
- 1960 · The Girls in Summer as فايزة
- 1960 · Melody of Joy as Rawiya
- Future · عيون ترى فى الظلام as
- 1959 · Hobb wa Dalaa as