- Source: Nabila El-Nabulsi
Nabila El-Nabulsi (Arabic: نبيلة النابلسي) was a prominent Syrian actress who gained recognition during the 1970s, and attained iconic status in the Syrian film industry due to her captivating beauty. She is particularly renowned for her memorable portrayal in the acclaimed film "Men Under the Sun" (1970).
Early life
Born into a Syrian family with Palestinian roots.
Personal life
She faced tough times early in life after losing her father at a young age.
Death
On June 29, 2010, she died following a battle with illness.
Acting career
At the age of thirteen, she started working as a typist and later pursued a career as a nurse for two years. Subsequently, she transitioned into acting, initially appearing in commercial advertisements shown in cinemas before films starting in 1970. Notably, film director Nabil Maleh was impressed by her performance in these ads and cast her as a poor, pregnant farmer in the movie "Men Under the Sun," alongside Youssef Hanna and Khaled Taja. After a hiatus in the mid-seventies, she returned to work, this time in television, following the success of the film, which led to numerous offers.
Filmography
References
External links
https://elcinema.com/en/person/1090510/
