An Egyptian actor, graduated from Eng. Khan (now the College of Engineering), then joined the Ramses troupe and Fatima Rushdie's troupe. He established the Actors ’Union with Zaki Tolaymat and then returned to work with Ramses Theater and the National Ensemble. His cinematic start was through the movie (Dinars) in 1939. After that, he participated in dozens of works, most notably (Abu Hadid, Our Days Al-Hilwa, Rabaa Al-Adawiya), and plays (Al-Sabnasa, Al-Mahrousa)
Ali Roushdy has 42 screen credits. Signature works include Laila Al Amriya, Nights of pleasure, Rawiyah. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
