Laila Jabr is a Syrian actress who graduated from the Faculty of Arts at Damascus University with a degree in sociology. Her success began in the early 1990s through her starring role in the film "Kafrun" alongside Duraid Lahham and Samia Al-Jazairi, followed by a succession of her works in cinema and television.
She is a daughter of As-Suwayda, born in Damascus on November 3, 1967, and comes from a large artistic family; she is the daughter of artist Mahmoud Jabr and artist Haifa Wassef. Her father's brother is the artist Naji Jabr, her mother's sisters are the actresses Muna and Ghada Wassef, she is the sister of actress Marah, and the daughter of her sister is actress Dana Jabr.
Laila Jabr is one of the generation of greats who presented beautiful art to the audience in a professional manner that delighted everyone who watched her. She built a brilliant name in the world of acting and drama. During her career, she participated in many diverse works and achieved numerous important accomplishments and successes. She continues her work, enriching Syrian drama with more refined art.
She excelled in a starring role opposite the great Egyptian actor Nour El-Sherif in the Egyptian-Palestinian drama film (Naji Al-Ali), which was released in 1992. She repeated the cinematic experience in 2010 when she participated in the Syrian drama film Damascus with My Love..
She also had experience in radio, as she participated in the police radio series "Justice Rules," which was broadcast on Damascus Radio..
Laila was absent from the artistic scene for about five years due to being occupied with her family life, and she returned in 2014 with the series "Toq Al-Banat" (The Girls' Necklace).
Here are her most notable works:
Series "From A to Z" in 1990.
Film "Kafrun" in 1990.
Series "Spider Web" in 1990.
Series "The Crawlers" in 1990.
Series "Poppy" in 1991.
Series "Abu Kamil Part 1" in 1991.
Film "Naji Al-Ali" in 1992.
Series "Fire and Parting" in 1992.
Series "The Bride" in 1992.
Series "The Alternative" in 1992.
Series "The Disappearance of a Man" in 1992.
Film "Dreams in the Air" in 1992.
Series "That Rose" in 1993.
Teleplay "Innocence" in 1993.
TV Special "The Wait" in 1993.
Series "Abu Kamil Part 2" in 1993.
Series "Tamam's Case" in 1994.
Series "Quraish" in 1994.
Series "Hammam Al-Qishani Part 1" in 1994.
TV Special "The Blue Bead" in 1994.
Series "Day by Day" in 1995.
Series "Oman in History" in 1995.
Series "The Predators" in 1995.
Series "The Convicted" in 1996.
Series "The Restriction" in 1996.
Series "The Lost Bag" in 1996.
Series "Brothers of the Dust Part 1" in 1996.
Series "Hammam Al-Qishani Part 2" in 1997.
Series "The Ababids" in 1997.
Series "Circles of Loss" in 1998.
Series "Hammam Al-Qishani Part 3" in 1998.
Series "The Black Thorn" in 1998.
Series "Bitter Wishes" in 1998.
Program "From Head to Toe" in 1999.
Series "Once Upon a Time Part 3" in 1999.
Series "The Bustard Dance" in 1999.
Series "The Four Seasons Part 1" in 1999.
Series "The Camel" in 1999.
Series "Winter Flowers" in 1999.
Series "Last Days of Berry" in 1999.
Series "This Is My Decision" in 2000.
Series "My Family and I" in 2000.
Program "They Asked Me" in 2000.
Series "Hammam Al-Qishani Part 4" in 2001.
Series "Spotlight Part 1" in 2001.
Series "The Black Board" in 2001.
Series "White White" in 2001.
Series "Knight Without a Horse" in 2002.
Series "Falcon of Quraish" in 2002.
Series "The Four Seasons Part 2" in 2002.
Series "Houses Are Secrets" in 2002.
Series "White Gray Black" in 2002.
Series "Bread and Salt" in 2003.
Series "Scheherazade the Last Tale" in 2004.
Film "Behind the Faces" in 2005.
Series "Daughter of Light" in 2007.
Series "Small Hearts" in 2009.
Series "Fatafeet" (Crumbs) in 2009.
Film "Damascus with My Love" in 2010.
Series "Toq Al-Banat" in 2014.
Series "Toq Al-Banat Part 3" in 2015.
Series "Toq Al-Banat Part 2" in 2015.
Series "Toq Al-Banat Part 4" in 2017.
Series "Shouq" (Longing) in 2017.
Series "Spotlight Part 13" in 2017.
Series "The Stranger" in 2017.
Series "Toq Al-Banat Part 5" in 2020
