Canan Perver

Canan Perver was born on February 3, 1962 in Istanbul. Perver, one of the important actors of Turkish cinema, is also the wife of screenwriter and director Temel Gürsu. The artist, who has two sons, Burak and Emrah, in his family life, has tried to maintain balance in both his private life and career.

The filmography of Canan Perver, who started her cinema career in 1972 when she was only ten years old, spans a wide range. Some of the projects that were among his intense works in the 70s are unforgettable films such as Mission Impossible, Şeytan, Kurban Olayım and Aybiçe Wolf Kız.

The actor, who appeared before the audience on the screen in the 80s and 90s, shaped his career with productions such as Islak Mendil, The Darkness of Gündüzün and Canısı.

Canan Perver's acting talent has shown itself in projects of different genres. The artist, who plays both dramatic roles and occasionally in comedy, has contributed to Turkish cinema for many years. In recent years, he continues his commitment to acting by taking part in projects such as The Cinema of Fantasy and Artiz Kahvesi.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in 19 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Drenched (1998)
• Disorganized (1978) — Ipek
• Let Me Be a Sacrifice (1976)
• Şaşkın (1983) — Canan
• The Devil (1974) — Rose
• My Mother (1987) — Fatma
• Canisi (1997)
• Give Up My Heart (1980) — Pinar
• Fortune Bird (1982) — Elif Güney
• Helpless (1978)
• Engine: Copy Culture and Popular Turkish Cinema (2019)
• Wet Wipes (1982)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.