Mualla Sürer was born on 14 August 1902 in Nevşehir and died in Istanbul on 21 October 1976, at the age of 74. His family was of Greek origin and they continued their career as tailors after migrating to Beyoğlu; Mualla also took over this job. He got married in 1936 and had a daughter named İnci. Later, she started working in Yeşilçam's costume shops and stepped into the world of cinema with the invitation of producer Hulki Saner.
In her cinema career, she usually played supporting roles in "soap bubble" style theater movies, especially "evil woman" characters. His first film was shot in 1953 and he took part in nearly two hundred productions in total. He also participated in the recording craze in Yeşilçam in the 1960s; He frequently performed with Vahi Öz and also appeared on the cover of a song called "Bedia". During this period, there were also sweet and harsh arguments between the two.
Mualla Sürer died on October 21, 1976, as a result of heart and respiratory failure, in the hospital where he had been treated since September 28, 1976. His body was buried in Feriköy Cemetery. The artist is remembered as a character actor who left his mark on the colorful history of Yeşilçam and left his mark in many films.
Mualla Sürer was born in 1902 in Nevşehir, Ottoman Empire. He died on October 21, 1976.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 157 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- The Flame of Revenge (1956) — Huriye
- Almond Candy (1963)
- Keepers of the Home (1969)
- Bloody Nigar (1968)
- Kiss Me (1970)
- Jealous Woman (1966)
- Heartache (1961)
- Osman Killed Me (1963)
- Until Eternity (1955) — Nahide
- Infinite Pain (1946)
- The Killing City (1953)
- My Blindfold (1970)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.