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Gamalat Zayed
An Egyptian actress, she was born in February 1919 in the Sayeda Zeinab district of Cairo, into an artistic family, as she was the sister of actress Amal Zayed.
She began her acting career on the radio, and became famous for her role as "Umm Bunduq" in the TV series "Sa'at Li Qalbak" (An Hour for Your Heart) and for her role as "Umm Ali" in the radio series "Aylet Marzouq Effendi".
Her cinematic career began in 1945 in the film "Casino Al Latafa" (Casino of Kindness) with Mohamed Abdel Mutalib and Samia Gamal. She then starred in the film "She Was an Angel" (1947) with Mary Queeny, Faten Hamama, and Yehia Chahine. Her work continued after that, most notably: "Women Don't Know How to Lie," "My Wife's Groom," and "The Secret of the Invisibility Cap."
As actor
When Love Sings
ُُThe Student and the Teacher
Chakawet rejala
إجازة صيف
Kol El Regala Keda
Sett El Banat
Abu Ahmad
People Downstairs
Boundless Love
Ismail Yassine in the Air Force
The Surprises Motel
My Wife's Suitor
We the Students
I Am Free
This is Love
Hob Min Narr
The Lovely Bus Conductors
My One And Only Love
جرب حظك
Araess fil mazad
Ismail Yassine in the Army
مملكة النساء
The Shore of Memories
Miss Hanafi
Women Can’t Lie
Hassan, Morcos and Cohen
Awaeaa tafakar
Rule of Time
Written on the forehead
Qalil Al-Bakht