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Souad Ali
سعاد علي
Born
Souad Hussein Ali

(1961-05-26) May 26, 1961 (age 63)
NationalityBahrain
Occupationactress
Years active1989–Present
ChildrenDalia, Ali, Majid, Wahib

Souad Ali (Arabic: سعاد علي, born May 26, 1961) is a Bahraini actress.

Biography

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She holds a degree in acting and directing from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Kuwait. Appearing in many television works produced in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar, she first gained fame appearing in the first seven episodes of the 1998 Kuwaiti production, As the Days Turn.

Personal life

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She married the Kuwaiti TV presenter Bassam Al-Othman and had one daughter with him, Dalia. After the divorce, she remarried and had three sons with her second husband, namely Ali, Majid, and Wahib.

Work

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Television series

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Filmography
Year Series Role
1984 ناس من زجاج
1990 البيت الكبير
1991 آه منك
1991 أيام العمر
1992 Elal Saber
1994 Sons of Abu Jassim Zainab Umm Salman
1997 Hawazi Al-Dar several roles
1997 بحر الحكايات several roles
1997 الحاسة السادسة
1997 Ahlam Dayiea
1997 الجحود
1998 تالي العمر Umm Jassim
1998 As the Days Turn
1999 Ghanawi Al-Murthafa several roles
1999 Suspicion Paths
1999 آخر الرجال Umm Ahmad
2000 Tash ma Tash 8, episode: "ليالي منفوحة"
2000 Ayal Al-Deeb
2000 Niran Halima
2000 Shokran Ya
2000 أضحك ولا أبكي
2000 Matbat
2001 عائلة خاصة جدا
2001 Al-Qadr Al-Makhtum
2001 Good Citizen Umm Abdullah
2002 Ashouq
2002 Khalaf Khalaf 2
2002 Watabaqaa Al-Judhur
2003 بيت بو نشمي
2003 Men’s Tears
2003 ملاذ الطير
2003 Malaz Al-Tayer
2003 أخوة الشر
2003 Khalati Wa Eimti
2003 Rehlat Bou Bilal
2004 Mal Wa Ahlam
2004 Sawalif Harim
2004 Ghasaat Al-Haniyn
2004 Map of Umm Rakan
2004 Zamani Ealaa Kayfi
2004 مثلك عارف
2005 من طق طبله
2005 دار الزين
2005 Sawhat Zaman
2005 You Are Happy and Blessed Hanan/Wael
2005 Doroub Mounira
2005 Alghurub Al-Akhir
2005 Dawalab Al-Zaman
2006 Jaddah 7
2006 Habl Almawada Shumukh
2006 Sniper
2006 Alraha
2006 Abu Shalaakh Al-Burmayi
2006 خال الحكم
2006 وجوه من شمع
2007 Oh-Yamal
2007 تسونامي
2007 فواصل
2007 Me, You, and the Internet
2007 4x4
2007 Ammouna's Diary
2007 The Liberals
2008 Between Two Eras
2008 Dar Alzaman
2008 Wall of Silence
2008 Eyal Bou Salam
2008 Al-Dayah
2008 Haretna Sweet
2008-2009 Al-Sakinat Fi Qulubina
2008 الخطابة
2009 بيت صالح السكراب
2009 Um Saa'f Jatkum (sitcom) Umm Duei
2009 Children of Bahr
2009 Awanis City
2009 Damat Yatem
2009 Colonel Shamma
2010 Awraq Al-Hob
2010 Al-Balshty
2010-2011 Sakattum Bakattum
2010 Qissat Hawana
2010 Wish Wisha
2010 Cheques
2011 Glowing Candles
2011 Tamasha
2011 Bou Karim, The Caretaker of Seven Women
2011 Eladid
2012 Between Past and Love
2012 Impossible Love
2012 When the Camel Falls
2012 Regal Wust el Hareem Umm Mubarak
2012-2013 Loulou Morjan Loulou Morjan
2012 Khademat El Kawm
2013 Souq el Hareem Suad
2013-2014 Wadima and Halima Wadima
2014 Khamis ben Joma'a
2014 Hawajis
2015 Tora Bora

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2015 ''Banat Al-Rawda
2015 Shamsan’s Children
2016 Harim Aboy Badria
2016 Fairy Tales from the Gulf several roles
2016-2018 Family War Suad
2016 Original State
2017 Simple Life
2019 Azraa
2019 Matha Law? Example
2019 Jadimak Nadimik Umm Tarek
2020 Um Harun

Theatre

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Acting career
Year Play
1999 Kulk Nazar
2000 Zakaria Habibi
2009 انفلونزا الهوامير
2010 حريمكو
2010 عيال سعادة
2011 إحنا عيالها[1]
2012 Where Did He Utter It?
2012 Fun Run Family
2016 Khafif Khafif
2017 ترانزيت
2018 البيت بيت أبونا
2018 أخوان أم فهد

Film

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Filmography
Year Film
1990 The Barrier
2004 Shabab Cool
2007 Arbaa Banat

TV movies

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Filmography
Year TV movie
1989 كذبة بأربعة أرجل
1990 أنا وشقيقي
1992 حلاب الذر
1997 آه يا سلمان

Variety hosting

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In 2012, she hosted the show خارج اللعبة on Sama Dubai.[2]

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References

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  1. ^ Al-Shammari, Mafreh (September 8, 2011). "سعاد علي لـ"الأنباء": "احنا عيالها" ألّفت قلوب البحرينيين.. وستعرض في السعودية". Al-Anba (Kuwait). Retrieved 27 November 2020.
  2. ^ "باقة برامج متميزة في دورة "سما دبي" الجديدة". Al Bayan. January 4, 2012. Retrieved 27 November 2020.