Feri Cansel

Feri Cansel is a Turkish film actor who was born in Nicosia on July 7, 1944 and died in Istanbul on September 2, 1983. Cansel, who became a citizen of the United Kingdom in her youth, tried to increase her chances of finding a job here by getting an official marriage with an apartment clerk after coming to Turkey.

Cansel, who started her cinema career in the 1960s in more traditional productions, mostly with beautiful female roles, became one of the indispensable names of "B" type films in the mid-1970s, when erotic films became popular in Turkey. During this period, she appeared on the same stage with actresses such as Zerrin Egeliler, Arzu Okay, Zerrin Doğan and Figen Han, earning herself the nickname "Emmanuelle from Kasımpaşa".

Some of his prominent productions in the erotic film world include "Ah Deme Oh De" (guest star) in 1974, "Deli Deli Tepeli", "Hasan Almaz Basan Alır", "Women" and "Ye Beni Mahmut" in 1975, "Beşiktaş in Five Minutes" and "When the Woman is a Womanizer" in 1976, "Al Gülüm Ver Gülüm" in 1977, There are films such as "Cook Yourself, Eat Yourself" in 1978, and "Emmanuel from Kasımpaşa" and "Don't Surprise Me" in 1979. He also took part in many different types of productions such as "Bachelor Room", "Giant Man", "Malkoçoğlu Cem Sultan", "Turist Ömer in Arabia" from 1967 to 1971.

Unfortunately, she was killed by her lover Melih Ük in her home in Cihangir on September 2, 1983. His death created a great shock in the cinema community and he continues to be remembered for the extensive film collection he left behind.

Feri Cansel was born on June 7, 1944. He died on September 1, 1983.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 77 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Politics Square (1994) — Self (archive footage)
• Keepers of the Home (1969)
• Traffic Cemal (1975)
• Lawless Street (1971) — Tülay
• Hippi Perihan (1970) — Perihan
• Yıldırım Ajan (1972) — Lila
• Don't Surprise Me (1979)
• For the Sake of the Son (1967)
• My Blindfold (1970)
• Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (1972) — Mihriban
• Jar Bottom World (1971) — Selma
• Four Rascals (1975)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.