Necla Soy was born in Izmir in 1952 and stepped onto the stage under the name "Necla Soylu". The actor, who died in Antalya in 1998, is remembered as one of the prominent names of Turkish cinema in the 1970s.
She attracted the attention of the audience with her role as secretary Müjde in the movie "The Man Who Turned the Corner", which she shared with Kemal Sunal, and with the character of Nadide in "Kanlı Nigâr", starring Sunal and Fatma Girik. These two productions are among the most remembered performances of his cinema career.
Necla, who entered the world of cinema in 1972 with the movie "White Wolf", in the following years, appeared in films such as "The Wrath of Mount Ararat", "Resurrection", "Papazlar Şebekesi", "A Turkish Girl in Germany", "Ceza", "Heroes", "Kısmet", "Yayla Kızı", "Yasar neither Yaşar nor Yaşar", "Dadaş Hasan", "Fest in the Classroom".
There is”, “The Womanizing Thief”, “Two Sweet Tramps”, “Leave”, “The Girl from the Island”, “When is Our Wedding”, “Look at the Forehead of the Apple”, “Let's Make Peace”, “Expatriates Are Returning”, “The Force of the Law”, “Lost Happiness”, “Terrible Suspicion”, “Luxury Life”, “King of Suckers”, “We Both Loved”, “Three” He took part in many productions such as "My Darling", "Beş Parasız Adam", "Gırgır Ali".
In 1975, he also worked as an assistant director in the films "Dadaş Hasan" and "Hop Dedik Kazım"; In the same year, he took part in the direction team of the movie "Canavar Cafer". Necla Soy, who moved away from cinema in the 1980s and spent the last years of her life in Antalya, passed away in this city in 1998.
Necla Soylu was born in 1952 in Izmir, Türkiye. He died on January 1, 1998.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 18 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Bloody Nigar (1981) — Nadide
- Festivity in the Classroom (1975) — Student
- Permission (1975)
- The Womanizing Thief (1975)
- Luxurious Life (1976)
- 5 Broke Men (1980) — Gülistan
- The Man Around the Corner (1978) — Good News
- Lie (1976) — Cemil's Brother
- Island Girl (1976)
- Yaşar Neither Yaşar Nor Yaşar (1975) — Ayşe
- King of Suckers (1977)
- We Both Loved (1977)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
