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Assia Dagher (2001-1986)

Alias:
Assia Dagher
Ася Дагер
آسيا داغر

Birthplace:
Lebanon

Born:
April 18, 2001

Died:
January 12, 1986

Biography from TheMovieDB

A Lebanese producer and actress, born in Tannourine in 1901. She moved to Egypt in 1923 with her niece, Mary Queeny. In 1927, Assia established her own production company, Lotus Film, which became one of the pioneering production companies in the history of Egyptian cinema. Assia produced her first film in 1929, Belle of Desert, in which she also co-starred. Since then, the films in which she participated as an actress and producer continued, including When a Woman Loves, Manager's Daughter, and The Accused. In the late 1940s, Assia decided to stop acting and devote herself to her work as a producer. After that, she produced many notable films, such as Return My Heart, and Nasser Salah Eddin, which was at the time the most expensive Egyptian film ever made. Assia Dagher died in 1986 at the age of 78.

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Producer:
1934  Bewitching Eyes
1950  Maalesh Ya Zahar
1950  Prince Of The Revenge
1950  Saa La Qalbak
1954  Life or Death
1957  Return My Heart
1963  Saladin the Victorious
1967  اللقاء الثاني
1969  Diary of a Country Prosecutor
1970  أوهام الحب

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