| Toqa Hesham |
A Lebanese actress, born in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, on April 28, 1985. She worked for a while as a model in advertisements and songs, as well as in fashion shows. Tatiana moved to Egypt and worked for a while as a broadcaster in one of the Egyptian satellite channels. She studied acting in America. After that, Tatiana devoted herself completely for acting in the cinema and starred in the movie Private Affairs, followed by Girls and Motorcycles, Mickey's Family, and Tom and Jimmy. She also worked in Egyptian drama through Wanis' Daily Life, and then her distinguished role in the series The Witch of the South.
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| Emma Alpert |
Lebanese actor Tetyana was born in Beirut in 1985. She got her career started as a model, appearing in commercials and music videos as well as fashion shows. In order to pursue greater opportunities in acting, Tetyana moved to Egypt, where she enrolled in a workshop with Dr. Mohammed Abdel Hadi. She worked as a host for the show “Doqi Yaa Mazzika,” which aired on “El Mehwar” TV channel, and went on to pursue film acting. Her first work in cinema was the film “Alaqaat Khasa” (Private Affairs; 2006) directed by Hany Girgis Fawzy. She has since appeared in numerous films such as: “Binat wa Motocyclette” (Girls and Motorcycles; 2008), “Samy Oksed El Carboon” (Samy Carbon Dioxide; 2011), “A'elat Mickey” (Mickey’s Family; 2010), and “Tom wa Jimmy” (2013). Tetyana has also worked in Egyptian dramas including the television series: “Wanees wa Eyamo” (Wanees and His Days; 2010), “El Safa’a” (Smack; 2012), and “An El Awan” (Now Is the Time).
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