Mine Soley

Emine Gül is a Turkish film actress who started her artistic career under the name Mine Soley and was born in Akçaabat district of Trabzon in 1948. Soley, who left her education unfinished and came to Istanbul, started acting with the influence of her aunt, Nezihe Güler. Staying with her aunt Nezihe Güler, who lives in Istanbul, Soley first stepped into the world of cinema by working as an extra. He got his first important role in the movie "Perişan", shot in 1963, and attracted attention with this role. Soley was among the actresses who made a name for themselves in Yeşilçam with their character roles. In addition to acting, Soley performed in casinos for many years, singing Turkish Classical Music. The artist reached a wide audience by appearing in more than a hundred films.

Some of the works in Mine Soley's filmography are as follows:

"My Dearest Katibem", "The Most Beautiful Destiny", "Blood Between Us", "Fatoş's Babies", "Silver Necklace", "Fake Wedding", "One Night Bride", "Haram Bitma", "Osman Killed Me", "Wedding Night", "Singlehood is Sultanate", "Murder Night", "World of Living", "Beyoğlu Chickens", "Wounded Lion", "Helal Olsun Ali Abi", "Perişan", "Zehir Hafiye", "Şıpsevdi" and many more movies...

Soley is remembered as one of the unforgettable names of Turkish cinema, and his character roles and impactful performances are still remembered.

Mine Soley was born on May 27, 1946 in Trabzon, Türkiye.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 63 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Çiçek Taxi (1995) — Perihan Ay
• My Rose (1997)
• Pasha's Daughter (1967)
• Death Warrant (1970)
• Wild Love (1966)
• World of Subsistence (1963)
• From Lip to Gun (1971)
• Highland Eagle (1968) — Mine
• If a Woman Loves (1968)
• Hedgehog (2009)
• The Woman in Black (1967)
• Yeşilçam Sea (2003)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.