Mualla Kavur is a Turkish actor who was born on February 21, 1930 in Istanbul and died on January 1, 2000 in the same city. The artist, whose real name is Mualla Fฤฑrat, entered the stage in 1945 when he joined the Izmir City Theater. Her first marriage was with Renan Fosforoฤlu and from this union she gave birth to Enis Fosforoฤlu; However, after this marriage ended, she married Refik Kavur in 1953. She is also the sister of Belkis Dilligil and the aunt of รiรงek Dilligil.
Mualla Kavur, who started his cinema career in 1948 with the movie "Akฤฑncฤฑlar", took part in productions such as "Bloody Bed", "Who is that Man", "The Belde Rising for Freedom", "Blood Brothers", "Kara Efe / Zeynep'ฤฑn Tears", "Kubilay" and "Milk Lambs" throughout most of the 1950s. "White City" and "Ezo Gelin" in 1955, "Zeynebi of Seven Villages" in 1956, and "Will I Shoot More?" in 1958.
He continued his performance with films such as. In 1959, he attracted attention with his roles in works such as "Mother's Lap", "Trap for Kitipiyoz / Fosforlu's Game", "Autumn" and "The Only Night of My Life".
In the early 1960s, he took part in many productions such as "Whatever Happens to You", "Civanmert", "Bought Man", "My Son", "If I Lose You", "I Forgave You", "Criminal Lovers", "Death is Shooting a Movie", "Let's Meet at Dawn" and "Driver Ahmet", and in 1962 he starred in the movie "Give Your Hand to Istanbul". Thanks to the kissing scene with Leyla Sayar, it went down in history as the first film in Yeลilรงam to feature a lesbian theme. In the same year, he also starred in the films "Little Lady's Driver" and "I Can't Live Apart from You".
He continued his presence in the world of cinema in the 1970s with films such as "The Never-ending Pain", "My German Friend", "The Treacherous" and "Sevimli Frankenstein", and died in Istanbul in 2000 after a long and productive career. Mualla Kavur is remembered as one of the unforgettable names of Yeลilรงam.
Mualla Kavur was born on February 21, 1930 in Istanbul, Tรผrkiye. He died on January 1, 2000.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 27 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Mansion of Maniacs (1963)
- Kublai (1952)
- Wounded Heart (1969)
- Fosforlu's Game: A Trap for Kitipiyoza (1959)
- Milk Lambs (1952)
- Mediterranean Song (1963)
- White City (1955)
- Civanmert (1960) โ Civelek ลรผkran
- Autumn (1959)
- Mother's Hold (1959)
- The Woman on the Cliff (1964) โ Hicran
- Istikbal (1964)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.