Egyptian actress Ghada Adel announced that she and her husband, producer Majdi Al Huwari have agreed to make a new film about the life of Princess Diana. Ghada will play the role of Diana, and that the film will be translated in both English and Arabic to allow it to be screened around the world.
According to the UAE based daily, Al Bayan, Ghada refused to reveal the identity of the remaining cast nominated to take part in the film.
The actress did reveal that the film depicts the late princess’s life from the time of her marriage to prince Charles until her death in the tragic car accident with friend Dodi Al Fayed in Paris.
Ghada has begun filming the first scenes of her upcoming television drama “Mabrook Galak Ala’a” (Congratulations Worry Came), marking her first leading role on the small screen.
The series revolves around a simple teacher named “Mabrook,” who desperately wants to tie the knot with his fiancé, but is faced with endless obstacles.
The drama, directed by Amro Abdeen, costars Egyptian actor Hani Ramzi and is being filmed at Studio Egypt.
Ghada has consecutively completed three different films to be screened this summer.
The first film is “Malaki Iskindiria,” and costars young Egyptian actor Ahmad Izz.
Her second is the comedy, “Hamada Yal’ab,” in which she costars alongside Egyptian comedian Ahmad Riziq.
Thirdly, is the action, adventure story “Iyal Habeeba,” in which she plays the role of a journalist on a quest to fight corruption. Ghada broke her arm while taking Karate lessons to learn self defense as part of her preparations for the role.
