Mervat Amin’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Egyptian actress
Is Actor
From Egypt
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender female
Birth

24 November 1946, Minya, Egypt

Age 74 years
Star sign Sagittarius
Education
Ain Shams University

Mervat Amin (Arabic: ميرفت أمين‎; born November 24, 1948), is an Egyptian actress.

Early life

She was born in El Minya, Egypt. Her father is an Egyptian doctor from Upper Egypt and her mother Scottish. During the 1970s her mother was the Head of the Elementary School of El Nasr School Heliopolis, Egypt (formerly The English School, Cairo). Her father, Dr. Ahmad Amin, was the physician of the same institution.

Career

Amin’s first fame came when she starred with Abdel Halim Hafez in his last film, Abi Foq El Chagara (My Father Is Up the Tree).

From there she became one of the most successful Egyptian actors in the 1970s and early 1980s during which she starred in many Egyptian films.

Personal life

Mervat Amin was married four times. She was briefly married to Egyptian guitarist Omar Khorshid, and, following a divorce, was married to the famous Egyptian actor Hussein Fahmy from 1974 to 1986, when the marriage ended in divorce. They had a daughter together.

Selected filmography

1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
  • Nofous 7a2era 1968
  • El Qadeya 1968
  • Abi Fo2 El Shagara (My Father Atop a Tree) 1969
  • As3ab Gawaz 1970
  • Harebat Men El 7ob 1970
  • Sarek Al Ma7faza 1970
  • Thartharah fawqa al-Nīl 1971
  • Al Ghofran 1971
  • El Hasnaa Wa al Les 1971
  • Sab3 El Leil 1971
  • Anf Wa Thalath 3oyoun 1972
  • A3zam Tefl Fel 3alam 1972
  • 3awdet Akhtar Ragol Fel 3alam 1972
  • El Selem El Khalfy 1973
  • El Banat Wel Mercedes 1973
  • Shellet El Moraheqin 1973
  • El Ba7s 3an Fedi7a 1973
  • Shellet El Morahekien 1973
  • Abna2 El Samt 1974
  • El 7afeed (The Grandson) 1974
  • Al Fatena Wal So23ouq 1974
  • Nagm fi hayati 1974
  • Agaieb ya zaman 1974
  • El Sa3a tadok Al 3ashera 1974
  • Al Abreya2 1974
  • Al Kaddab 1975
  • Leqa ma al-madi 1975
  • Al 2onsa Wel Ze2ab 1975
  • El 7ob Ta7t El Matar 1975
  • Wentaha El 7ob 1975
  • El 3eyal El Tayebeen 1976
  • El Demou3 El Sakhena 1976
  • 7afeya 3ala Gesr Min Thahab 1976
  • Da2et 2alb 1976
  • Da2erat Al Entekam 1976
  • Makan Lel 7ob Khataya El 7ob 1977
  • El 7ob Kabl El Khobz A7yanan 1977
  • Al Ba3d Yazhab Lel Ma2zoun Maraten 1978
  • Al Maraa al okhra 1978
  • Mokalama Ba3d Montasaf Al Layl 1978
  • Wa Thaleth-hom Al Shaytan 1978
  • 8aba Men El Seekan 1978
  • Sekkat Al 3ashe2in 1978
  • Leila La Tonsa 1978
  • Orido 7oban We 7ananan 1978
  • Enkezo Hazihy El 3a2ela 1979
  • El Ekhwa El A3da2 1979
  • La Tabky Ya 7abeeb El 3omr 1979
  • Ma3 Sabk Al Esrar 1979
  • Asefa Arfod El Talaq 1980
  • El 7ob Wa7do La Yakfy 1980
  • Sawa2 El Otobis 1982
  • Wa7da Be Wa7da 1984
  • Tazwir fi awrak rasmeya 1984
  • Basamat fawk al maa 1985
  • Enqaz Ma Yomken Enqazo 1985
  • Return of a Citizen 1986
  • Al Qetar 1986
  • El Bondera 1986
  • El Awbasha 1986
  • Zawgat Ragol Mohim (The Wife of an Important Man) 1987
  • Emra2atan Wa Ragol 1987
  • Zawgat ragol mohim 1988
  • Ayam El Ro3b 1988
  • Leila Fi Shahr Sab3a 1988
  • Shabab Fel Ga7im 1988
  • Makhaleb Emra2a 1988
  • El Donia 3ala Gena7 Yamama 1989
  • Al Aragoz 1989
  • Al 3awda Wal 3osfour 1991
  • Hams El Gawary 1992
  • Ahlam Saghira 1993
  • Leh Ya Haram 1993
  • Kart A7mar 1994
  • El Katl El laziz 1998
  • El Fara7 1999
  • Qadar Emra2a 2000
  • Ayyam El Sadat 2001
  • Oula Sanawy 2001
  • Ayam El-Sadat 2001
  • Morgane Ahmad Morgane 2008
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