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Actress Nicole Saba
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Lebanese actress Nicole Saba said that she managed to prove her efficiency in both drama and cinema works, saying that she will work during the coming period to participate in theatrical performances. She stressed her aspiration to participate in plays during the coming period if she found the suitable idea and good scenario.
Lebanese artist Nicole Saba stressed that she is currently preoccupied with filming her scenes in her new TV drama show “Former Mistress Diary” scheduled to be presented during the coming Ramadan. She praised her role, saying that it is different and enjoyable.
She said, “I am happy for taking this new untraditional experience which discussed the rules of privacy.” She praised his experience with the Egyptian drama show "Sons of Nine", presented currently in an Egyptian satellite channel.
She added that the series has a lot of social and humanitarian dimensions. She stressed the need for diversifying her dramatic roles, saying that it is important for any actor to perform new roles to satisfy the viewers who need to see extraordinary roles from their favorite artists.
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