Mimi Gamal


Born
6/21/1941
Egypt
Mimi Gamal
Biography
Ameena Mostafa Gamaal was born to an Egyptian father and a Greek mother. She started her career in acting at a very young age. She was Emaad Hamdy and Madeeha Youssry’s daughter in “Akwa men al-hobb" (Stronger than love). Mimi continued acting as a young woman. She worked on stage with Al-Fannaneen al-Mottahedeen (The United Artists) Troupe and in several individually owned theatre troupes. She became widely known through her numerous TV roles. Among her very successful plays are; “ Nemra etnein yeksab"(Number two wins), “Al-abeet" (The fool), “Motreb al-awaatef" (The emotional singer”,” and ”Esh al-maganeen" (Coo coo’s nest). Mimi also participated in TV series; “Hawaanem Garden City" (Ladies of Garden City) and “Al-dawwaama" (The whirlpool) are two successful examples. Mimi is married to Hassan Moustafa the actor who was her partner in many plays and she gave him two daughters.
Known For61 Movies

Daght A'aly

Restart

Me And My Cousin

What's the Big Deal?!

Flimflam

The River of Love

5 Mohi El Din Abu El Ezz

Hepta 2: The Last Debate

The Inevitable Journey to Find a Wedding Dress

Abu-Kartona

The Lunatics Nest

A World of Children

The Showgirl

Take Care of Your Neighbors

20 فرخة وديك

Three-Quarters Decent

The Average White Man

A Marriage in Danger

A wife is needed immediately

Gharamiat emaraa

The Unknown Woman

Al-Hob Sanat 70

A Woman's Secret

The Girls in Summer

Among the Ruins

Ragab on a Hot Tin

No Tears

Wife from the Street

I Am Not With Them

Saedat El Rigal

Something of Love

The Gate of Satan

Seraa El Gababera

Coming So Fast

Coming So Fast

Young men dancing over the fire

El Ragel Da Hayganeni

Love and suffering

Wolves

Cinderella in Arabic

Al-Kashash

His Excellency the Minister

Akwa Min El Hub

Daqet Qalb

Thieves but Cute

El Nashal

Enemy of Women

Gouz Meraty

Sunset and Sunrise

2 Against the law

And Life Is Back

قاطع شحن

Alkhataya

My Husband’s Woman

Banat bahari

Some Visit the Marriage Registrar Twice

Fatouma

Rendez-Vous

Where Is the Way Out

We need criminals urgently
