Lebleba

Known for ActingBorn 1945-11-14 (age 80)Cairo, Egypt

Ninochka Manoug Kupelian better known by her stage name Lebleba is an Egyptian film actor and entertainer of Armenian origins. Started her life mocking actors and the entrepreneur “Ma’allem Seddeek” discovered her and presented her to “Al-masrah al-kawmy i.e. The National Theater” where she became famous for stand-up comedies. Anwar Wagdy and Hassan al-Seify gave her some small roles in cinema. Abul-So’oud al-Ebiaary gave her the name Lebleba (The eloquent) after seeing the multi-talented child actor, comedian and dancer. She married actor Hassan Youssef, but they were divorced later on. She never remarried. Lebleba played a number of different roles with renowned Egyptian comedian Adel Emaam. The director Aatef al-Tayyeb gave her two noteworthy roles in “Dedd al-hokouma i.e. Anti-Government” and “Layla saakhena i.e. Hot night”, winning many awards. As she grew up, she took on more serious roles like a mother in Chahine’s “Al-aakhar i.e. The other” and a prostitute in “Gannat al-shayaateen i.e. Fallen angels paradise”.Read more

Movies & web series

Battalion 101

Forced marriage

Four Girls and an Officer

Life is a Carnival

Mean yekdar al-aziza

My Story With Time

Sad Melody

Against the Government

Something of Love

His Excellency the Minister

The Ostrich and the Peacock

A Hot Night

home sweet home

The Gang of El Max

The Blue Elephant

Villa 69

Casablanca

Some Visit the Marriage Registrar Twice

Alexandria... New York

Hassan and Marcus

Nemar el-Talamzah

Saheb El-Sa'ada

Watch Out for Al Khett

Fallen Angels Paradise

Take Care of Your Neighbors

Booha

Farhaan Melaazem Adam

Born to Be a Criminal

A Groom from a Security Agency

4-2-4

Budhur alshaytan

Adventurers Around the World

Virgo

The Other

The Unknown Beloved

The Gang of Hamada and Toto

Mamoun & Associates

24 Hours of Love

Fun station

Lak Youm Ya Beh

Mr. Romantic

Mickey's Family

My Aunt's Theory

God Bless Your Home

In summer, we must love

The devil who loved me

The Day We Met

The Shanabs