Shams Elbarudi
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- Born
- 1945 · Giza Governorate.
- Nationality
- Egypt
- Occupation
- actress
- Education
- Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts
- Known for
- Malatily Bathhouse · The Other Man · Pleasure and Suffering
- Languages
- Arabic
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The authorities additionally record the heading Shams Elbarudi. Her recorded languages were Arabic and Egyptian Arabic. She was the child of Jamila Izzat. She married Hassan Youssef and Khalid bin Sa'ud Al Sa'ud. One child is recorded: Omar Hassan Youssef. Other recorded relations include Ghada Adel and Reem Al Baroudy.
Shams el-Baroudy in Hammam Al-Malatily (Malatily Bathhouse) (1973)
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1945
Shams Elbarudi born at Giza Governorate.
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