Derya Alabora
Turkish actress
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Born | Derya Harupçi[1] (1959-08-19) August 19, 1959 (age 65) Istanbul, Turkey |
Occupation | Actress |
Spouse | Uğur Yücel[1] |
Children | 1[1] |
Derya Alabora (born Derya Harupçi, August 19, 1959) is a Turkish actress.
She was born in Istanbul. She graduated from the theater department at the conservatory of Mimar Sinan University in 1982. She has won two Golden Orange awards for her roles in Masumiyet and Yengeç Sepeti.
Filmography
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Comment |
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1987 | Bir Kırık Bebek | Aysel | directed by Nisan Akman | credited as Derya Yücel |
1993 | Dönersen Islık Çal | directed by Orhan Oğuz | ||
1994 | İz | directed by Yeşim Ustaoğlu | ||
1995 | Yengeç Sepeti | directed by Yavuz Özkan | ||
1996 | 80. Adım | Aslı | directed by Tomris Giritlioğlu | |
2001 | Şaşıfelek Çıkmazı | Aysel | 1996-1998 | directed by Mahinur Ergun, Çağan Irmak(TV) |
1997 | Masumiyet | Uğur | directed by Zeki Demirkubuz | |
1998 | Bana Old and Wise'ı Çal | Eda | directed by Çağan Irmak | |
1999 | Salkım Hanımın Taneleri | Nimet | directed by Tomris Giritlioğlu | |
1999 | Renkli Dünyalar | directed by Ünal Küpeli(TV) | ||
2002 | Aşk Meydan Savaşı | Mine | directed by Ömür Atay, Yalçın Yelence 2003(TV) | |
2004 | Simbiyotik | directed by Harun Özakıncı | not released in theaters | |
2005 | Aşk Her Yaşta | Canan | directed by Raşit Çelikezer(TV) | |
2007 | Adem'in Trenleri | Şükran | directed by Barış Pirhasan | |
2008 | Pandora'nın Kutusu | Nesrin | directed by Yeşim Ustaoğlu | |
2009 | Es-Es | Selmin | ||
2009 | Karanlıktakiler | Umay | ||
2009 | Ezber | directed by Tolga Öztorun | ||
2010 | Ayrılık | |||
2011 2012 | Küçük Hanımefendi | Fehime | ||
2012 | Çıplak Gerçek | Hazal's mother | ||
2014 | A Most Wanted Man | Leyla Oktay | directed by Anton Corbijn | İnsan Avı |
2014 | Deliha | Aysel | ||
2016 | İstanbul Sokakları | |||
2018 | Deliha 2 | Aysel | ||
2020 | İyi Günde Kötü Günde | Meral | ||
2021 | Acans | Nilgün | ||
2021 | İçimizden Biri | Eva Vilson | ||
2021 2022 | Kırmızı Oda | Vildan (Wilma) | ||
2022 | Ah Nerede | Perihan |
Awards
- 3rd Yeşilçam Awards (March 23, 2010) - Best Supporting Actress for Pandora's Box (Turkish: Pandora’nın Kutusu)[2]
- 27th Fajr International Film Festival, "World Panorama" section (February 3, 2009) - Best Performance for Pandora's Box, along with Tsilla Chelton and Ovul Avkiran[3]
References
- ^ a b c "8 yıldır beklediği tren nihayet geldi". Milliyet. 6 March 2007. Archived from the original on 9 July 2014. Retrieved 1 July 2012.
- ^ "3rd Yeşilçam Awards presented". Turkish Daily News. Retrieved 2010-03-23.
- ^ برف، بیضایی و بگیچ سیمرغهای بلورین را به خانه بردند [Snow, Beyzai and Begić won the awards] (in Persian). Mehr News Agency. 5 February 2009.
- Digitalfilmacademy.com.tr - Biography of Derya Alabora
External links
- Derya Alabora at IMDb
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Preceded by | Golden Orange Award for Best Supporting Actress 1994 for Yengeç Sepeti, İz | Succeeded by Tomris Oğüzalp |
Preceded by Yasemin Alkaya Hande Ataizi | Golden Orange Award for Best Actress 1997 for Masumiyet | Succeeded by |
Preceded by Yasemin Alkaya | Golden Boll Award for Best Actress 1997 for Masumiyet | Succeeded by not held |
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- Yıldız Kenter (1964)
- Aliye Rona (1965)
- Yıldız Kenter (1966)
- Aliye Rona (1967)
- Aliye Rona (1968)
- Muazzez Arçay (1969)
- Lale Belkıs (1970)
- Suna Selen (1971)
- Şükriye Atav (1972)
- Semra Sar (1973)
- Yıldız Kenter (1974)
- Seden Kızıltunç (1975)
- Diler Saraç (1976)
- Gönül Hancı (1977)
- Meral Orhonsay (1978)
- Sevda Aktolga (1979)
- Fehamet Atila (1980)
- Meral Çetinkaya (1981)
- Güler Ökten (1982)
- Asuman Arsan (1983)
- Zuhal Olcay (1984)
- Keriman Ulusoy (1985)
- Füsun Demirel (1986)
- Hümeyra (1987)
- Fatoş Sezer (1988)
- Meral Oğuz (1989)
- Ayşegül Ünsal (1990)
- Gülsen Tuncer (1991)
- Serap Aksoy (1992)
- Demet Akbağ (1993
- Derya Alabora (1994)
- Tomris Oğuzalp (1995)
- Meriç Başaran (1996)
- Meral Çetinkaya (1997)
- Sevda Ferdağ (1998)
- Serra Yılmaz / Inge Keller (1999)
- Nilüfer Aydan (2000)
- Füsun Demirel (2001)
- Sema Atalay (2002)
- Nurhayat Kavrak (2003)
- Eli Mango (2004)
- Fadik Sevin Atasoy (2005)
- Nazan Kesal (2006)
- Nursel Köse (2007)
- Övül Avkıran (2008)
- Damla Sönmez (2009)
- Ayşen Gruda (2010)
- Nesrin Cavadzade & Tilbe Saran (2011)
- Lale Yavaş (2012)
- Gülistan Acet (2013)
- Nursel Köse (2014)
- Çiğdem Selışık Onat (2015)
- Kübra Kip (2016)
- Aslı İnandık (2019)
- Nalan Kuruçim / Nezaket Erden (2020)
- Nezaket Erden / Özay Fecht (2021)
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