Majida El Khatib

Majida El Khatib also known as Magda Al Khatib is a famous Legendary Egyptian actress.

Majida started her acting career in the 1960s where she played a small role in the movie "Houb Wa Dalaa". She followed that role with another in the movie "Lahn Al Saada". She followed that with a series of successful films from the sixties. Her best role was in the film "Nosf Saat Zawaj" (Half-an-hour Marriage) with Rushdy Abaza, Shadia and Adel Emam.

Her main role as an actress came in the seventies in movies such as: "Dalal Al Masriya", for which she won the Golden Pyramid Award for acting in 1966. She followed that success with great roles in the movies such as: "Loebat Kol Yawm", "Sayee Fee Sadri" and "Shika Mafrousha".

In 1972, Majida produced her first movie called "Imtithal". She also played main roles in TV series such as: "Zizinya", "Had Al Sekin", "Imraa Min Al Said Al Jouwani". Her last performance was in the TV series "La Ahad Yanam we Iskandariya" with Majed Al Masri.

In 1982, Majida was placed in prison for eight months, as a result of her killing a person by accident while driving and drinking.

In 1985, she was placed in prison for five years after she got involved in a case related to drugs.

In 2001, She took the role of a grandmother in the Egyptian movie, Sokoot Hansawar. She was the mother of Latifa Al Tunisia and the grandmother of Egyptian singer Rouby. The movie was directed by Youssef Chahine.

Her last role was in the movie "Akher Dounia" with Egyptian actress Nelly Karim.

Before her death she was awarded for her role in the Theatrical play "Akrahoka" (I hate you). She was about to sign a new role in another Theatrical play called "Ghorfat Al Inaash", but she had to be hospitalized. She passed away in the hospital in 2006.

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