🎭 "Do a Tree".. Hala Sedky Reveals a Surprising Incident with Karam Motawie
Actress Hala Sedky opens up about leaving the Higher Institute of Cinema and a funny incident with actor Karam Motawie during her early career, alongside her notable roles in film and television ✨🌟
In a candid and heartfelt interview, Hala Sedky shared her first experiences at the Higher Institute of Cinema and the reasons for leaving her studies, highlighting a humorous incident with actor Karam Motawie 🎬💡
Hala explained that Motawie once asked her to play the role of a tree 🌳, then later as the sun ☀️, but she felt unable to perform either, which contributed to her feeling overwhelmed and eventually leaving the institute. She said: “I didn’t know how to play the role of the sun.. I didn’t know how to shine, and I felt the complexity in studying, so I left the institute and was upset with Mr. Karam.”
She later understood his intention, saying: “I realized that Karam wanted me to embody the essence of the tree and the sun. Later I worked with him on a series where I had a scene to say ‘I love you’ and I couldn’t lie, so I shouted ‘I don’t love you’… but we reconciled and I understood his perspective” 💬🎭
Hala Sedky’s Works
Hala is awaiting the release of the film 7 Dogs, starring Karim Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Ezz, Monica Bellucci, Tara Emad, Sayed Ragab, Nasser Al Qasabi 🎥✨. The film is based on a story by Turki Al Sheikh, screenplay and dialogue by Mohamed El Dabbah, directed by Adel & Belal, with a budget of $40 million 💰🌍.
Her recent work also includes the series Esh Esh, aired during Ramadan, co-starring Mai Omar, Magdy El Masry, Khaled El Sawy, Shaimaa Seif, Mohamed El Sharnouby, Edward, Entesar, Nada Moussa, Dina, Tarek El Nahry, written and directed by Mohamed Sami 🎬📺.
The series follows a beautiful poor girl forced into the world of dance 💃, but she becomes entangled in family secrets, discovering that her tragic life is merely an extension of hidden past mysteries 🕵️✨.
“Bang Koly” premieres today in a medical and human drama exploring the behind-the-scenes world of public hospitals through the story of an anesthesiologist facing professional conflicts and difficult challenges while trying to prove herself beyond her family name.
Lebanese actress Manal Issa has achieved a new milestone in her film career after winning the Best Performance Award in the “Filmmakers of the Future” section at the Locarno Film Festival for her role in “L'estive.”
Syrian star Sulaf Fawakherji spoke openly about motherhood and her relationship with her two sons, revealing how she balances her artistic career with family life and her position on their possible future in acting.
Egyptian actress Sahar Rami revealed one of the most difficult experiences of her early life after traveling to Iran at the age of 16 with a ballet troupe, only to become stranded there for an entire year following the outbreak of the Iranian Revolution.
