Bahar Erdeniz was born in Istanbul on May 17, 1950 and took the name Bahar Verel after her marriage. She completed her primary education in the middle class of the American College for Girls, and when she was 16, she married electronics engineer Yalçın Erdeniz and moved to Sweden. He studied psychology there for a year, then appeared on the podium with model offers and returned to Turkey with his wife and enrolled in LCC school.
Bahar, who was chosen as the "Queen of Models" in 1971, started her cinema career with the movie "The Mischievous Little Tramp".
Bahar, who made a rapid rise in the film world, spent most of the 1970s on movie sets; From 1971 to 1979, "New York Girl", "I Live with My Honour", "Love Storm", "Desert Eagle", "Fate Passengers", "Broken Ladder", "Bridge to Death", "Criminal", "Pursuit", "Little Witness", "Arab Abdo", "Expatriates", "Joseph the Prophet", “Wild Flower”, “Omer Khayyam”, “Mission”, “Boss”, “Doubt”, “What a Move”, “Stamped Man”, “Crazy Mad Crested”, “Uncle”, “Sword Aslan”, “Sex and Blackmail”, “One Minute to Make Love”, “Three Stooges”, “Three Bad Maidens”, “Tomorrows” He took part in many productions such as "Whose", "Puss in Boots", "You Can't Escape the Law", "Love, Desire and Weapon", "Hakanlar Collisions", "Blue Mercedes", "Dot and Comma Are Cold" and "Sweet Istanbul Nights".
Bahar, who married former Fenerbahçe football player Engin Verel in September 1979, settled in France and her son Can Verel was born from this marriage; Can also continues his acting career. In the 2000s, Bahar took on various roles in television series; He met the audience in productions such as "All My Children" in 2004, "Sevda Çiçeği" in 2006 and "Kader" in 2007.
Bahar Erdeniz was born on May 17, 1950 in Istanbul, Türkiye.
Bahar Verel, also known as Bahar Erdeniz, is a Turkish former model and film actress. She studied in the middle part of the American College for Girls. At the age of 16, she married electronics engineer Yalçın Erdeniz and went to Sweden, where she studied psychology for 1 year. After receiving modeling offers, she appeared on the podium several times, then returned to Türkiye with her husband and enrolled in LCC school. She was chosen as the queen of models in 1971.
He moved into cinema with the movie "The Young Little Tramp". After starring in many films, she married former Fenerbahçe football player Engin Verel in September 1979 and settled in France. His son, Can Verel, born from this marriage, is also an actor.[2] He starred in various television series in the 2000s.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 30 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Flower of Love (2006) — Rose
- All My Children (2004) — Feryal
- Destiny (2007) — Türkan
- Desert Eagle (1972) — Leyla
- Passengers of Destiny (1973)
- Bridge to Death (1972) — Arzu
- Kılıç Aslan (1975) — Ayla
- Wild Flower (1974) — Zeynep
- Enişte (1975) — Gönül
- New York Girl (1971)
- Yumurcak Küçük Şahit (1972) — Partner of the murderer
- Blue Mercedes (1977) — Pinar
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
