actors, and Sabah, famous actress and singer and directed by the legendary Egyptian film director Ezz El-Dine Zulficar, this film became an Egyptian masterpiece and the most notable role in Samia Gamal's cinematic career. In 1972, she stopped dancing when she was nearly in her 50s but began again after given advice by Samir Sabri. She then danced until the early 1980s. Samia Gamal died on 1 December 1994, at 70 years of age in Cairo. Samia's charismatic performances in Egyptian and international films gave Egypt's Oriental Dance recognition and admiration in Egypt and worldwide. Tribute On 5 March 2017, Google dedicated a Doodle to the actress for the 93rd anniversary of her birth. The Doodle reached all the countries of the Arab World. Filmography Samia Forever (Documentary, 2003) Fabulous Samia Gamal, The, (Documentary, 2003) The Stars of Egypt: Volume 3: Samia Gamal, Part I (Film, 19??) The Stars of Egypt: Volume 3: Samia Gamal, Part II (Film, 19??) Saat al-Sifr (Film, 1972) al-Shaytan wa-al-Kharif (Film, 1972) Bint al-Hatah (Film, 1964) Zuqaq al-Madaq (Film, 1963) Tarik al shaitan aka The Way of the Devil (Film, 1963) Marhaban Ayuha al-Hubb (Film, 1962) Abu al-Layl (Film, 1962) Waada el hub a.k.a. And Love Returned (Film, 1961) Sukar Hanim (Film, 1960) Wa Ada al-Hubb (Film, 1960) Nagham el hazine, El a.k.a. Sad Melody (Film, 1960) El Ragul el thani, El a.k.a. The Second Man (Film, 1959) Kull daqqa fi qalbi a.k.a. Every Beat of My Heart (Film, 1959) Maweed maa maghoul a.k.a. Rendezvous with a Stranger (Film, 1959) Gharam al-miliunayr a.k.a. Love of the Millionaire (Film, 1957) Habiby al-Asmar (Film, 1957) Amanti del deserto, Gli aka Desert Warrior (Film, 1956) Zanubah (Film, 1956) Awwal Gharam (Film, 1956) Masque de Toutankhamon, Le aka Trésor des pharaons, Le (Film, 1955) Sigarah wa kas a.k.a. A Glass and a Cigarette (Film, 1955) Ali Baba et les quarante voleurs aka Ali Baba; Ali Baba wa-al-Arbain Harami ; Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (1954 film) (Film, 1954) Valley of the Kings (Film, 1954) Nachala hanem a.k.a. The Lady Pickpocket (Film, 1952) Raqsat al-wadah a.k.a. The Farewell Dance (Film, 1954) Ketar el lail a.k.a. The Night Train (Film, 1953) Al-wahsh a.k.a. The Monster (Film, 1952) Ma takulshi la hada a.k.a. Tell No-one; Don't Tell Anyone (Film, 1952) Intiqam al-Habib (Film, 1951) Khad al-Jamil (Film, 1951) Taa la salim a.k.a. Come and Say Hello (Film, 1951) Asmar wa-Jamil (Film,