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Amal Saad Eddin () is a
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actress and director.


Early life

Saad Eddin was born in
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to a
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family. She is married to the artist Qasim Melho. She worked as a broadcaster in the role of Conan in the television program ''Conan on the Air.''


Appearances


TV series

* ''Fire shaft'' * ''Champion of this decade'' * ''The hotel'' * ''episodes of spot light series''


Broadcasting

* ''The rule of justice''


Movies

* ''Spirit breeze'' * ''The Jasmine Birds'' (credited as Amal Saad Al-Deen)


Dubbing roles

* ''
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** '' Detective Conan: The Time-Bombed Skyscraper'' – Conan Edogawa ** '' Detective Conan: The Fourteenth Target'' – Conan Edogawa ** '' Detective Conan: The Last Wizard of the Century'' – Conan Edogawa ** '' Detective Conan: Captured in Her Eyes'' – Conan Edogawa ** '' Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer'' – Conan Edogawa ** '' Detective Conan: The Fist of Blue Sapphire'' – Conan Edogawa * ''
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'' – Granny ( Venus Centre version) * ''
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'' – Nurse Joy * ''
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'' – Reem (Akane Tendo) * ''
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'' – Nojiko, Kuina * ''
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'' – Pippi Longstocking * ''
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'' – Nene * ''
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'' – Midori Makibaō (Venus Centre version) * ''
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'' – Qanfooz (
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References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Saad Al-Deen, Amal Living people Syrian television actresses People from Latakia 20th-century Syrian actresses 21st-century Syrian actresses Syrian stage actresses Syrian radio actresses Syrian film actresses Syrian voice actresses Syrian television presenters Syrian people of Palestinian descent Year of birth missing (living people)