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Maisa Maghrabi gives priority to valuable roles
Actress Maisa Maghrabi
Cairo - Arab Today
Actress Maisa Maghrabi said that there is a state of misunderstanding in dealing with her career, saying that she does not give the priority to the length of her role during the consideration of the offers she receive. She added that she focuses on the value of the role she performs during the work.
She added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that the fans appreciate the valuable roles regardless of their length, saying that she is keen to choose the roles in which she can underlines her talent as an actress. She stressed that the fans’ reactions over her roles are considered the major standard upon which she assesses her performance during her different works.
She stressed that there is no actor who can bear the responsibility of the whole work alone, saying that it is a collective work that is based on the good scenario and efficiency of the staff participating in the work.
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