Queen of the Stage
ملكة المسارح
Synopsis
Badiaa married a wealthy man who abandoned her three days after their marriage. Badiaa decided to depend on herself, so she created a theater to spread her fame and become famous. She met Asham, who told her about her husband’s will, that she would have half of his property and Asham would have the other half, on the condition that they marry and neither of them betrays the other, otherwise the money would go to the other party.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Mario Volpe
- Screenplay & Story
- Morris Kossery, Badiea Khairy
- Original Title
- ملكة المسارح
- Country of Origin
- Egypt
- Spoken Languages
- Arabic
- Runtime
- 1h 55m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Mario Volpe
Morris Kossery, Badiea Khairy
Department Leadership Roster
Mario Volpe
Director
Morris Kossery
Writer
Badiea Khairy
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Frequently Asked Questions About Queen of the Stage
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What is Queen of the Stage about?
Badiaa married a wealthy man who abandoned her three days after their marriage. Badiaa decided to depend on herself, so she created a theater to spread her fame and become famous. She met Asham, who told her about her husband’s will, that she would have half of his property and Asham would have the other half, on the condition that they marry and neither of them betrays the other, otherwise the money would go to the other party.
Who directed Queen of the Stage?
Queen of the Stage was directed by Mario Volpe.
Who stars in Queen of the Stage?
The principal cast of Queen of the Stage includes Badiaa Masabny, Mokhtar Osman, Bishara Wakim, Fouad El Gazairely, Abdel Hamid Zaki.
When was Queen of the Stage released and how long is it?
Queen of the Stage was released in 1936 with a total runtime of 1h 55m.