Egyptian actress Elia Rashdi recently appeared on Nogoum FM's program "Asrar El Nujoom," where she discussed her latest projects and experiences in the entertainment industry. Hosted by Inji Ali, the interview covered various aspects of Rashdi's career, including her aspirations and notable roles. Rashdi expressed her desire to create films and series based on her ideas, which she records in the Intellectual Property Rights office. She is currently taking a screenwriting course with Mohamed Sadek to improve her skills.
Rashdi discussed her role in the series "Beng Kli," where she played a pediatrician, a character she had not portrayed before. She noted that the character was a hijabi, and she enjoyed developing the personality and dimensions of the role. Rashdi mentioned that being a doctor is a challenging profession, but she observed that doctors have a remarkable calmness. She aimed to bring this aspect to her character, making her a strict yet light-hearted person.
The actress reflected on her past experiences, including her role in the film "El Slem W El Th3ban" and the prank show "Hailom Beyhom." She also mentioned working with actors Tamer Hosny, Ahmed Meky, and Ahmed El Fishawy. Rashdi expressed her admiration for her husband, actor Ahmed Dawoud, and his performances in "Sijn El Nesaa" and "Grand Hotel."
Rashdi shared her memories of filming "B-100 Wesh," which took place during the COVID-19 pandemic. The cast and crew spent two months in a location, and Rashdi recalled being anxious about her family and the challenges of filming during that time. She also appreciated her character, Maji, in the series, but mentioned that her favorite role was Amania in "Beng Kli."
The actress acknowledged the support she received from veteran actor Nour El Sharif, with whom she worked on the film "Dum El Ghazal." Rashdi recalled being intimidated but feeling at ease after El Sharif comforted her. She expressed gratitude for the experience and the opportunity to work with a renowned actor.
Rashdi revealed her desire to portray legendary actresses Naimah Akef, Zeinat Sedki, or Mari Mneeb in a biographical film. She emphasized her interest in telling their stories and bringing their experiences to the screen. This project would allow Rashdi to showcase her acting skills and pay tribute to these iconic figures in Egyptian cinema.
Throughout her career, Rashdi has demonstrated her versatility and range as an actress. With her upcoming projects and aspirations, she aims to continue entertaining audiences and exploring new roles. Her interview on "Asrar El Nujoom" provided insight into her creative process and passion for her craft.
Key points
- Elia Rashdi is taking a screenwriting course to improve her skills and develop her ideas for films and series.
- Rashdi played a pediatrician in the series "Beng Kli," a role that allowed her to explore a new character and profession.
- The actress expressed her desire to portray legendary actresses Naimah Akef, Zeinat Sedki, or Mari Mneeb in a biographical film.
