Zubaida Tharwat

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

27

Gender

Female

Birthday

1940-03-15

Day of death

2016-12-13 (76 years old)

Place of Birth

Alexandria, Egypt

Zubaida Tharwat

Biography

Zubaida Tharwat is an Egyptian actress. She was born in Alexandria in 1940. She broke into the art scene after appearing on the cover of “Al Geel” (The Generation) magazine, after winning in a contest made by them. She started acting in 1956 in the film “Delila” while studying law and working as an intern to fulfill her grandfather's wish, who rejected her acting aspirations. Shortly afterwards she stopped working in law and became dedicated to her acting career. Among her most famous films are “Youm min Omry” (A Day of My Life), “Fi Baytina Ragol” (A Man in Our House), “Zawga Ghayoora Giddan” (A Very Jelous Wife) and “Hadithat Sharaf” (An Honor Incident). She retired from acting in the late 1980s.

Known For

  • Beware of love

    Beware of love

  • Encounter There

    Encounter There

  • Sun Never Sets

    Sun Never Sets

  • The Warm Embrace

    The Warm Embrace

  • Dalila

    Dalila

  • نصف عذراء

    نصف عذراء

  • Me, my wife and the secretary

    Me, my wife and the secretary

  • Nisaa Fi Hayaty

    Nisaa Fi Hayaty

  • Girl of 17

    Girl of 17

  • Violet Flower

    Violet Flower

  • A Man in Our House

    A Man in Our House

  • the other man

    the other man

  • Salwa fi mahab el rih

    Salwa fi mahab el rih

  • La Shay'a Yuhem

    La Shay'a Yuhem

  • Incident of Dishonor

    Incident of Dishonor

  • The Sinners

    The Sinners

  • كيف تتخلص من زوجتك

    كيف تتخلص من زوجتك

  • She lived for love

    She lived for love

  • Extremely Happy Family

    Extremely Happy Family

  • Forbidden Love

    Forbidden Love

  • I'm accusing

    I'm accusing

  • My Lover Is So Crazy

    My Lover Is So Crazy

  • A Day of My Life

    A Day of My Life

  • زمان يا حب

    زمان يا حب

  • A Very Jealous Wife

    A Very Jealous Wife

  • الملاك الصغير

    الملاك الصغير

  • The Lost Love

    The Lost Love