In “Sunset Oasis”
Menna Shalaby does not imitate Turkish actresses
Actress Menna Shalaby
Cairo - Mustafa Mahmoud
Egyptian actress Menna Shalaby denied what was published over her attempt to imitate the Turkish actresses in the framework of her role in the TV drama show “Sunset Oasis” scheduled to be presented during the coming Ramadan. She said that she discussed each detail over her role in the series with Director Kamela Abu Zekry.
She added, in an interview with “Arabs Today”, “Such works I cannot refuse because of their intellectual depth. It will turn a new page in the Egyptian drama history.” She expressed her appreciation to Egyptian actor Khaled Al Nabawy, saying that he is respectable actor who works to perform well in his different work to meet the aspirations of his fans.
She added that It discusses the story of an officer working in Egypt’s Siwa and lives with his western wife who loves the Egyptian archeological sites. The series discusses the relation between different civilizations in different eras. She praised the producing company, saying that it performed a major role to support her for participating in this work.
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