Melahat Gülten Ceylan was born on January 2, 1946 in Rize. After completing his education, he started his acting adventure in 1962 and this journey continued until his death in 1997. As one of the important faces of Turkish cinema, he was known especially for his success in supporting roles.
Ceylan earned a place in the audience's memory with the characters she portrayed. He often successfully interpreted roles that were intelligent, charming and easily deceived, but also cunning and malicious. With this aspect, he became the sought-after face of both attractive and mysterious roles.
Throughout his career, he contributed to Turkish cinema by taking part in many different productions, from historical films to action and drama genres. The artist, who attracted attention with her beauty and acting talent, gained a unique audience even though she took part in supporting roles.
Gülten Ceylan passed away in Istanbul on July 24, 1997, at the age of 51. He was buried in Başıbüyük Cemetery in Maltepe.
Born in Rize on January 2, 1946, Ceylan received high school education. He continued his acting career, which he started in 1962, until his death in 1997.
She was one of the successful actresses of Turkish Cinema in supporting roles.
Among the characters he plays, his evil and cunning roles are the ones that will be remembered. She portrayed beautiful, charming, attractive, smart and easy to manipulate roles.
It has served Turkish cinema in a wide range of genres, from historical films to action and drama films. She remained at the forefront with her beauty and acting, and she achieved this by playing supporting roles.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 116 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Yasemince (1993)
- Heartbeat (2017) — Yasemin Altintasli
- Love My Brother (1972)
- Hobos in Society (1984)
- Edition (1987)
- Young Girls (1963)
- Formidable Enemy (1966)
- Hear Me — Love
- Tuberose (1990)
- Forbidden Relationship (1988)
- The Laughing Man (1989) — Yusuf's Mother
- Hello (1976)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
