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Muntaha Mohammed Rahim
عربي

Muntaha Mohammed Rahim (1952 - 2015) منتهى محمد رحيم

Biography

Muntaha Mohammed Rahim was an Iraqi stage director and actress. She focused on children's theater since her beginnings in the mid 70's and after her graduation from Faculty of Fine Arts, despite her experience in adult theater. She was known for many works for both adult and...Read more children's theaters such as Thorns (1989) for writer Mohieddin Zangana, and The Little One's Journey on the Journey of Destiny (1981). She was married to actor Hammoud Al-Harthy and she passed away on July 2, 2015 in the Netherlands after a long battle with illness.

- Nationality:
- Iraq
- Date of Birth:
- 17 September 1952
- Birth Country:
- Iraq
- Died on:
- 2 July 2015
- Death Country:
- Netherlands

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  - 2016 - Series
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Filmography

Director (5)
- - - mamlakat alnahl
    - 1990 - Play
- - - Thorns
    - 1989 - Play
    - (Director)
- - - The Little One's Journey on the Journey of Destiny
    - 1981 - Play
    - (Director)
- - - Small beets
    - 1980 - Play
    - (Director)
- - - Badr Al-Badour and Letters of Night
    - 1979 - Play
    - (Director)
Dubbing (5)
- - - Basma we Abdou
    - 1980 - Series
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- - - Tom Sawyer
    - 1980 - Series - Cartoon
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- - - Sinan
    - 1975 - Series - Cartoon
- - - The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee
    - 1970 - Series - Cartoon
- - - Choppy and the Princess / Princess Knight
    - 1967 - Series

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Muntaha Mohammed Rahim was an Iraqi stage director and actress. She focused on children's theater since her beginnings in the mid 70's and after her graduation from Faculty of Fine...Read more Arts, despite her experience in adult theater. She was known for many works for both adult and children's theaters such as Thorns (1989) for writer Mohieddin Zangana, and The Little One's Journey on the Journey of Destiny (1981). She was married to actor Hammoud Al-Harthy and she passed away on July 2, 2015 in the Netherlands after a long battle with illness.