Türkan Şoray

Personal Info

Known For Actor

Gender Female

Birthday 1945-06-28 (79 years old)

Place of Birth Istanbul, Turkey

Also Known As Тюркан Шорай, Turkan Soray

Türkan Şoray

Biography

Türkan Şoray (born 28 June 1945) is a Turkish actress, writer and film director. She is known as "Sultan" of the Cinema of Turkey. Having appeared in more than 222 films, Şoray has starred in the most feature films for a female actress worldwide. She started her career in 1960, and won her first award as the most successful actress at the 1st Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival for the movie Acı Hayat (Bitter Life). On 12 March 2010, Şoray was chosen as a UNICEF goodwill ambassador in Turkey, about which she said: "I think there is nothing that cannot be done with love. If we combine power with love, we can overcome many problems".

Known For

Actor

2019
Her First

as Self

2016
2012
2009
Golden Girls

as İnci

2008
2007
Suna

as Suna

2007
Aşk Yeniden

as Lale

2006
Hayatımın Kadınısın

as Asuman Karaca

2006
Aşk Beklemez

as Suna Serteri

2006
Ayın Yıldızı

as Karagümrüklü Karakız

2006
2004
2001
Sweet Life

as Sevinç Yıldırım

1998
Second Spring

as Hanım Meriç

1997
1994
Basilisk

as Şahmaran

1994
1991
Violet Bay

as Neriman

1990
Berdel

as Hanım

1989
A Dead Sea

as Yüksel

1988
Ada

as Eser

1987
My Dreams, My Love, and You

as Derya Altınay

1987
1985
1985
1983
I Love You

as Selma / Aygül

1983
The Mistress

as Feride

1982
Mine

as Mine

1982
1979
1979
Hazal

as Hazal

1978
Sultan

as Sultan

1978
Sweet Nigar

as Tatli Nigar

1978
Cevriyem

as Cevriye

1977
Madam Dilâ

as Dila Hanım

1977
Baraj

as Aysel

1976
Love of Giant

as Türkan

1976
1975
Hunger

as Meryem

1974
1973
Torment

as Elif

1973
The Prisoner

as Ümmühan

1973
Gazi Kadın

as Zeynep

1973
Namus Borcu

as Gurbet

1973
The Liar

as Zeynep

1973
Sultan Gelin

as Sultan

1972
Cemo

as Cemo

1972
Sisli Hatıralar

as Dürrin Akbel

1972
Çile

as Elif

1972
The Return

as Gulcan

1972
Persecution

as Ayla/Zaliha

1971
Fire Piece

as Azize

1971
Blue Scarf

as Leyla

1971
Angel or Devil?

as Nesrin

1971
1971
The Forgotten Woman

as Zeynep / Hilda

1971
Gelin Çiçeği

as Zehra, Arzu

1971
Güllü

as Güllü

1970
1970
1970
Crossroads

as Feyza

1970
Kara Gözlüm

as Azize

1970
Ağlayan Melek

as Sabahat

1970
1970
1970
1970
Mercy

as Zeynep

1969
Autumn Winds

as Nalan

1969
1969
Sana Dönmeyeceğim

as Leyla Taner

1969
1969
Aşk Mabudesi

as Leyla

1969
Hot Gypsy

as Gelincik

1969
1969
1969
Buruk Acı

as Ülker Demirel

1968
1968
1968
Abbase Sultan

as Abbase

1968
Kahveci Güzeli

as Nermin

1968
1968
Ayşem

as Ayşe

1968
The Jail Bride

as Çengi Naciye

1968
1968
1967
Mother

as Döndü

1967
The Crying Woman

as Şükran, Leyla

1967
Kelepçeli Melek

as Nevin Erdem

1967
1967
1967
1966
1966
The Wedding Night

as Zeynep / Tülin

1966
Virago

as Nermin

1966
The Sinful Woman

as Türkan

1966
Black Rose

as Gül

1966
1966
The Wren

as Feride

1966
1966
1966
The Evening Sun

as Jülide

1965
Black Eyes

as Türkan

1965
Wild Bride

as Ayşegül Arsev

1965
1965
A Strange Wedding

as Zeynep Gökalp

1965
Farewell Kiss

as Türkan

1965
Elveda Sevgilim

as Türkan Kadiroğlu

1965
1965
Bitch

as Naciye

1964
Gözleri Ömre Bedel

as Leyla Arseren

1964
The Bomb Girl

as Leyla

1964
After Years

as Berna Ekmekçigil

1964
Mualla

as Mualla

1964
The Angry Young Man

as Avukat Sevil

1964
Wind of Youth

as Fatma Nur (Fato)

1963
Dear Madam

as Türkan

1963
1963
The Stolen Love

as Aysel / Günsel

1963
Osman Killed Me

as Türkan

1963
Badem Şekeri

as Güner Pirinçeken

1963
Naughty Girl

as Suna

1963
Young Girls

as Eylül

1963
The King of Mountains

as Türkan Sultan

1962
The Love Race

as Zeynep

1962
The Tough Groom

as Gönül

1962
1962
Acı Hayat

as Nermin

1962
Demirep

as Türkan Güneş

1962
Red Carnations

as Türkan

1961
1961
1961
1961
Siyah Melek

as Nesrin

1961
1961
1961
Dikenli Gül

as Gül

1961
Love and Punch

as Tülin

1961
1960

Director

2015
Don't Look Too Far

as Director

1981
1976
1973
Torment

as Director

1972
The Return

as Director

Writer

1981
To Crush The Serpent

as Screenplay

1969
Buruk Acı

as Writer