Remembering Salah Al-Saadani: Celebrating the Legacy of Egypt’s Iconic Drama Maestro on His 81st Birthday

Today, Wednesday, October 23, is the late artist’s birthday Salah al-Saadanithe first after his death, since the great artist left our world on April 19, leaving a great artistic career between drama and cinema, since Al-Saadani is considered as one of the pillars of Egyptian drama throughout its history because of the works that he presented are still engraved in the memory of the Egyptian and Arab viewer.

A collaboration with the late famous artist Salah al-Saadani With many male and female artists during his artistic career, he had a prestigious career among all those who stood before him and loved to celebrate the special qualities of the late artist and his career behind the scenes of works of art, including the artist. Hala Sedqi, who collaborated with Salah Al-Saadani in more than one work, including one of the most prominent works given by both during their artistic career, which was the Hassan Arabesque , which was shown in 1994 and achieved great public success. one of the Egyptian drama classes.

She said Hala Sidqi She told Al-Youm Al-Sabea that the late artist Salah Al-Saadani was her beloved brother and friend, saying: “He is one of the most important, beautiful, kind and cleaner I’ve ever worked with. Salah had a pure heart, and he is one of the few actors who, when he meets you, is not nice in a coughing scene.” Or he sneezes or does something to make me repeat the look and give me a note I’m doing it the best way.

Hala Sedqi collaborated with Salah Al-Saadani in more than one series during their artistic career, especially “Arabesque – The Days of Hassan Al-Nomani” by the director Gamal Abdel Hamid and the masterpiece of the writer Osama Anwar Okasha , the series “Egyptian Papers” directed by Wafik Wagdy in 1998, and the series “Man in the Age of Globalization” in its first and second parts directed by Issam Al-Shamaa in in 2002 and 2003

Hala Sedqi mourned the late artist Salah Al-Saadani after his death, and wrote on her Instagram account: “Farewell, my love, the best, kindest artist and most sincere with whom I worked, and I am glad that I started my career. first career with him.”