During her artistic career, the great Egyptian artist, Suhair Ramzy, faced and lived strange events and stories, difficult situations, and other comic and satirical situations.
In a television interview, the artist, Suhair Ramzy, revealed the details of one of the strange stories that happened to her with a famous artist, while filming a scene and in one of their daring artworks.
She said that during her filming with the artist Adel Adham, a scene in the movie “The Sinners” regarding the story of the international Arab writer Naguib Mahfouz in 1975 AD: “The director Saeed Marzouk gave me instructions before filming the scene, and I knew that I would slap Adel Adham, on his face, and he would meet me with slaps.”
And Suhair Ramzy added: “This situation was not strange to me, as I did it with other actors, such as Hussein Fahmy, Mahmoud Yassin and Nour al-Sharif, and we agreed before proceeding to film the scene. I’m aiming him far so the blow doesn’t become painful, but Adham, he didn’t do that.”
The Egyptian artist explained that when he started filming the scene and when the timing of the slap came, she was surprised by the artist, Adel Adham, who slapped her on the face so hard that her eyelashes fell and fell to the ground, and she did not feel her being and herself except as she came to curse him.
After a short rest period, Suhair Ramzy found herself compelled to get up once more, and re-affixed her false eyelashes, then prepared to give Adel Adham two saa’s. Indeed, Suhair Ramzy slapped him hard during the shooting, and “Adham” apologized to her and wept bitterly because of the severity of his beating on her.
Suhair spoke during one of her television interviews, regarding her reaction to the apology, explaining: “Adel Adham was slapping, apologizing and crying, but at that time I would be dead.” It was a different and different experience.
On the other hand, the artist Suhair Ramzy stated that he and the artist Rushdi Abaza had a bold scene while filming the movie “The Sun Didn’t Rise”, which was shown in 1971, and she received great attention before the scene because at the time she was feeling ashamed.
Suhair Ramzy explained that when she presented a movie, The Sun Doesn’t Rise, she was at the beginning of her artistic career, and Rushdi Abaza came and gave her chocolate and juices.
She confirmed that when she received this attention from Rushdi Abaza, she felt like a brother who cares regarding her or a father who fears for her and wants her to give a distinguished performance and do her best.
After that, Suhair indicated that her relationship with Rushdi Abaza was consolidated, but that one day he asked her mother to spend an evening in their house, so she met him in the affirmative, but she told him to be careful, because it is known regarding Rushdie that his evenings end in chaos because he loses consciousness of winery.
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