Biography
Lucy’s real name is En’am Sa’ad Mohamed ‘Abd Al Wahab. She was raised on Mohamed ‘Aly street and spent a while working as an oriental dancer at weddings and nightclubs, she also performed minor acting roles before being scouted. Thereafter she acquired television and cinema roles and adopted the name Lucy Sa’ad for her acting career. Her television performances in “Layaly al-Helmiyah”, “Arabesque” and “Zezina” made her standout, the actress also performed on Ramadan trivia shows on an Arab network. Lucy received an acting award at the Alexandria Festival in 1996 and she married businessman Sultan al-Kashef from whom she had a son named Fathy. The actress played a leading role in the “Qima wa Cima” trivia show. Lucy’s career shows that she was adamant to succeed as following several minor roles she proved that she had talents aside from dancing through her performance in “Sareq al-Farrah” (“Wedding Thief”). However she did not establish the role in her subsequent films.
Movies & TV Shows
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Handing Them Over (2022) — Kabaïr
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The Promise (2008) — ضيف شرف
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At the Minister's Door (1982) — Sandy
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Layali El-Helmeya (1987) — Hamdya
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The Search for Sayed Marzouk (1991) — Fifi Sohag
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Heir Apparent (2015)
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Arabesque: The Days of Hassan Al-Noaamany (1994)
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Knight of the City (1992) — هدي
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Love In The Fridge (1992)
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Why, O Violet? (1993) — Nadia
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Sonya and the Madman (1977)
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Romantica (1996) — Sabah
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Assembly Paper (2020) — Umm Abdullah
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Fahd El-Batal (2025)
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The Joy thief (1995) — Ahlam
- Under 20 Lovers (1979)
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Avenging Ragab (1984)
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Zezenia (1997) — بياضة
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Al-Batiniyya (2009)
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The Name Caller (1975) — احدى صديقات ماجدة في الريف
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Witty Women (1991)
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And The Time passed (1975) — belly dancer
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Young People These Days (1975)
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Return of the Fugitive (1990)
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Tumbledown (2001)
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Halet Talaboss (1988) — Buthaina
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Troublemakers in danger (1989)
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الطعم والسنارة (1988)
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Sabreen (1975)
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Deviation (2022)
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Drug Habit (2016)
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The Foul Wind (1991)
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النوّة (1991) — زوبة
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Goha El Masry (2002) — بُغاشة
- Black And White (1997)
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البيت الكبير (2018)
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سمارة (2011)