Canan Atalay

Canan Atalay, who was born in Istanbul on November 15, 1990, is a name that is frequently mentioned in the Turkish theater and cinema world. Atalay, who attracted attention with his successful performances despite his young age, was deemed worthy of important awards in his career. Atalay, who won the title of Best Supporting Actress at the 22nd Afife Theater Awards, especially for her role in the play "We Were Happy Maybe Until Today", was also one of the names who shared the Best Actress award at the 57th Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival with the movie "Çatlak".

Atalay's filmography, which has been involved in various projects since the first years of his acting career, is quite rich. Atalay, who appeared before the audience on television screens in TV series such as "Maral: My En Güzel Öyküm", "Maria ile Mustafa", "Üç Kuruş" and "Bir Peri Masalı", is currently starring in the TV series "Hudutsuz Sevda".

The actor, who also found a place in movies, impressed with his performance in productions such as "Across Friends", "Firak", "Çatlak", "Bize Permission", "Four Walls". He is getting ready to meet the audience with projects such as Netflix's "Ash" and "Paranoia" in the near future.

Proving her talent on the theater stage, Canan Atalay took part in plays such as "Barcelo", "Yaka Beyaz", "Tourniquet", "Fü", "Aynur Hanım's Bebek", "Reverse Corner", "We Were Happy Maybe Until Today", "SUIT - The Wedding Is Yesterday Today", "They Should Say She Died of Loving" and "Istanbul Mon Amour 2023". Atalay, who received many awards and nominations for her performances in these plays, was deemed worthy of important awards such as the Selection Committee Female Young Actor Special Award at the 18th Sadri Alışık Theater and Cinema Actors Awards, the Young Talent Award at the 1st Ekin Yazın Dostları Theater Awards, and the Promising New Theater Award at the 13th Direklerini Audience Awards, especially for her play "Barselo".