Zizi Mostafa

Zizi Mostafa (June 2, 1945 – February 12, 2008)

Egyptian actress who starred in numerous films and television series, known for her versatile roles in drama and comedy.

🔹 Personal Information:

📍 Born: June 2, 1945 – Cairo, Egypt

🕊️ Died: February 12, 2008 (aged 62) – Heliopolis, Egypt

🇪🇬 Nationality: Egyptian

🎭 Occupation: Film and television actress

🗣️ Language: Arabic

🎬 Years active: 1959 – 2007

🎬 Notable Films:

📽️ The Postman (1968) – Gamila

📽️ Palace of Desire (1967) – Mariam Ahmed Radwan

📽️ A Man of Importance (1988) – Samiha

📽️ The Joker (1984) – Aziza

📽️ Attention, Gentlemen (1978) – Dr. Galal’s Sister

📽️ Thieves in KG2 (2001) – Reem’s Mother

📽️ Kareem’s Women (2005) – Maha’s Mother

📺 Notable TV Series:

🎭 Layali El Helmeya (1992, 1995) – Fatma Wahdan Al-Marzouqi

🎭 King Farouk (2007) – Princess Shwikar

🎭 Public Opinion Case (2007)

🎭 A Man and Six Women (2007) – Inaam

🎭 Haya El Gohary (1996) – Fikriya

🎭 Zizinia (The Night and the Lighthouse) (2000) – Altaf

🎭 Notable Theater Plays:

🎭 A Very Special Visit (1989)

🎭 One Wife Is Enough (1979)

🎭 Not Even the Blue Devils

🎭 Born in the Wrong Time

🕊️ Death:

Zizi Mostafa passed away on February 12, 2008, at her home in Heliopolis, Egypt, due to a severe heart attack, at the age of 62.

🔹 Her Artistic Legacy:

Zizi Mostafa left a significant mark on Egyptian cinema and television, with her iconic roles still being appreciated by audiences today.