Nevra Serezli

Nevra Serezli (born 9 August 1944) is a Turkish film, stage, television and voice actress. Following her graduation from Robert College, she went on to study theatre.[3] In 1965, she started working as a professional stage actress at the Dormen Theatre.[3] Two years later, she appeared at the Ankara Art Theatre.[4] Between 1971 and 1978, she performed in numerous plays with Altan Erbulak and Metin Serezli. In 1984, she registered with Devekuşu Kabare Tiyatrosu (Ostrich Cabaret Theatre) as an actress. She served at the Devekuşu Kabare until 1989. After reprising her duties at the Dormen Theatre in 1990, she joined the theatrical assembly called Tiyatro İstanbul. She gave lessons at the Language and Culture Centre (LCC).[5]

Nevra Serezli
Born
Nevra Şirvan[1]

(1944-08-09) 9 August 1944
Ankara, Turkey
Alma materRobert College
OccupationFilm, stage, television and voice actress
Years active1965–present
Notable work
Zübük (1980), Kılıbık (1983), Hisseli Harikalar Kumpanyası (1988), Sihirli Annem (2003–2011), Altın Kızlar (2009)
Spouse(s)
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(
m. 1968; died 2013)
Children2[2]
Parent(s)Mehmet Abdülkadir Süreyya Şirvan
Ulya Şirvan[3]

Whilst a student at American College for Girls, she was spotted by college coaches with her role in the musical My Fair Lady. She took lessons from Müşfik Kenter, Melih Cevdet, Haldun Taner and Haldun Dormen. At the age of 22, she played in Cengiz Han'ın Bisikleti at the Dormen Theatre. She participated in theatre festivals in Italy and England.[6]

Nevra Serezli's first film appearance was in the 1966 film Kara Tren and she went on to appear in the comedy films Ne Olacak Şimdi? (1979), Zübük (1980), Kılıbık (1983), Atla Gel Şaban (1984), Aşık Oldum (1985) and Şendul Şaban (1985).

She provided the Turkish voice of a character in the U.S. film Of Mice and Men. She has also starred in the films Unutulmayanlar (2006) and Senin Hikâyen (2013), amongst others. In 2015, she was cast as Peyker in Şebnem Burcuoğlu's adaptation of Kocan Kadar Konuş (2015).

Serezli's television work includes appearances in Ahududu (1974), Kavanozdaki Adam (1987), Sonradan Görmeler (1994–1996), Yerim Seni (1998), Vay Anam Vay (2001), Anne Babamla Evlensene (2005), Sevgili Dünürüm (2007), Altın Kızlar (2009), Başrolde Aşk (2011), Salih Kuşu (2013), Bebek İşi (2013) and Diğer Yarım (2014) before starring as Süreyya Üstün in the Star TV series Gönül İşleri in 2015.

She portrayed Dudu for five seasons in the Turkish television series Sihirli Annem from 2003 to 2011.

Nevra Serezli was married to the prominent actor Metin Serezli from 1968 until his death in 2013. Their son, Murat Serezli, is also an actor in Turkey.[7]

Early life and marriage

Nevra Serezli was born in 1944, in Ankara, Turkey.[8] Her father, Mehmet Abdülkadir Süreyya Şirvan, was a businessman.[3] Her paternal grandfather was from Shirvan (present-day Azerbaijan).[1] Her mother, Ulya Şirvan, was an ethnic Circassian.[1] Before she turned one year old, her parents moved from Ankara to the yalı of her mother's family in Bebek, Istanbul.[3][1] Nevra Serezli spent a vast majority of her childhood in Istanbul where she attended the American College for Girls.[1] She lived in the neighbourhoods of Bebek, Arnavutköy, Teşvikiye and Kavacık, respectively.[1] Nevra Serezli has a younger sister.[9]

On 7 March 1968, she married the eminent actor and director Metin Serezli, whom she met in 1966 and engaged in 1967.[3] The couple had two son, Murat and Selim, and two grandchildren. Metin Serezli died of lung cancer on 10 March 2013.[10] He was buried at the Zincirlikuyu Cemetery following a religious funeral held at the Teşvikiye Mosque two days later.[11]

Stage career

Nevra Serezli's stage work includes appearances in Pierre Barillet and Jean-Pierre Gredy’s Çetin Ceviz (1996–1996; Tiyatro İstanbul) and Acaba Hangisi (1988–1999; Tiyatro İstanbul),[12] Refik Erduran’s Cengiz Han'ın Bisikleti (Dormen Theatre), Turgut Özakman’s Paramparça (Dormen Theatre) and Deliler (1984–1989, Devekuşu Kabare Tiyatrosu), Richard Alfieri’s Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks (Tiyatro İstanbul), A. R. Gurney’s Sylvia (1999–2000; Tiyatro İstanbul), Jacques Deval’s Tovaritch (Şahane Züğürtler),[13] Lerner and Loewe’s My Fair Lady, Aşk Münir Özkul Theatre, Hisseli Harikalar Kumpanyası (Şan Tiyatrosu), Işıklar Neden Karardı? (Çevre Tiyatrosu), Çılgın Sonbahar, Çıplak Ayaklı Kontes (Dormen Theatre), Durdurun Dünyayı İnecek Var, Geceye Selam, Gönül Hırsızı (Tiyatro İstanbul), Olur Böyle Vakalar (Çevre Tiyatrosu), Sait Hop Sait, Şen Sazın Bülbülleri and Yolun Yarısı (1990).

Filmography

Film
Year Film Role Notes
1966 Kara Tren Kibar Ana
1976 Ah Ne Güzel Nane Şekeri Meloş Voice of Alev Sururi
1976 Aman Karım Duymasın Nurten
1976 Bülbül Ailesi Nevin
1976 Saffet Beni Affet Fahriye Başaran
1976 İntikam Meleği: Kadın Hamlet Theatre player
1977 Özgürlüğün Bedeli Television film
1979 Ne Olacak Şimdi? Özden
1979 Şark Bülbülü Fethi Bey's sister Voice of Ayşen Gruda
1980 Gerzek Şaban Lale Voice of Ülkü Özen
1980 Renkli Dünya Meral
1980 Zübük Yektane
1983 Dönme Dolap Lamia
1983 Kılıbık Mihrimah
1983 Metres Müzeyyen
1984 Atla Gel Şaban Niyazi's wife Zehra
1985 Aşık Oldum Güzin "Güziş" Bostancı
1985 Şendul Şaban Necla
1989 Ekran Aşıkları
1994 Çılgın Sonbahar Television film
1994 Şahane Züğürtler Tatiana Television film
2006 Unutulmayanlar Leyla
2013 Senin Hikâyen Meral
2015 Kocan Kadar Konuş Peyker

Television
Year Film Role Notes
1974 Ahududu
1977 Şıpsevdi Eleni
1987 Kavanozdaki Adam İnci
1988 Güler Misin Ağlar Mısın Nevra
1988 Hisseli Harikalar Kumpanyası Süheyla Deniz Musical television series
1988 Önce Canan
1994–1996 Sonradan Görmeler Şükran Partal
1998 Yerim Seni
1999 Kadınlar Kulübü
2000 Melek Karım Melek
2001 Vay Anam Vay Kibar Ana
2002 Anne Babamla Evlensene Leman
2003 Mühürlü Güller Guest
2003–2011 Sihirli Annem Dudu
2007 Sevgili Dünürüm Güneş
2009 Altın Kızlar Gönül
2011 Başrolde Aşk Gönül Hanım
2013 Bebek İşi Suzan Candan Anne
2013 Salih Kuşu Zakkum
2014 Diğer Yarım Zeynep
2015 Gönül İşleri Süreyya Üstün
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