Ayşen Cansev was actually born under the name Nergis Cansev in 1955. For the first time in 1974, she was chosen third in a beauty contest organized by "Ses" magazine and managed to make both her name and her talent known to the masses.
Cansev, who started his acting adventure in 1971, appeared before the audience at a very young age with films such as "Kavru ile Katip", "All Mothers Are Angels" and "Elmacı Kadın". In 1973, he took part in productions such as "Baby Face", "Seven Sons and Two Grooms" and "Kurt Dölü", while the following year he also took roles in the films "Fedai" and "Honor Trouble".
In the second half of the 1970s, after taking part in films such as "Adana Urfa Bank" (1976), he took part in productions such as "The Suffering of the Poor Ends When He Dies", "Şark Bülbülü" and "Dua" in 1979. The artist, who met the audience again with the movie "Milcano" in 1981, starred in four different movies in the same year, including "Kader", "Kara Bahtım, Kem Talihim", "Proud Woman / Flower" and "Sev Yeter" in 1984.
This intense tempo continued with the films "Bullshit" in 1985, "Hotter Than the Sun" and "Love at Seventeen Years" in 1986, "My Son" and "Pervert" in 1987, and "Leke" in 1989, and he always continued to be present in front of the audience.
Ayşen Cansev was born in 1955.
Productions in which he took part
- Eastern Bülbülü (1979) — Hatice
- Milcano (1981) — Milcan
- Bouncer (1974)
- Psycho (1986) — Nergiz
- Wolf Spawn (1973)
- Baby Face (1973) — Selma
- Seven Sons, Two Grooms (1973) — Neslihan
- All Mothers Are Angels (1971)
- The Clerk with the Puppy (1971)
- The Suffering of the Poor Ends When He Dies (1979)
- Love Enough (1984) — Ayse
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
