Nermin Özses was born in 1930 as the daughter of a family originally from Greece. When she stepped into the artistic life, she left her birth name, Silvana Panpani, and was engraved in the memory of the Turkish audience as "Nermin sister".
His career, which started on theater stages in the 1950s, soon paved the way for the world of cinema. He usually appeared in supporting roles, but he made a name for himself with his small contributions to the development of Turkish cinema. He managed to become one of the unforgettable actors of the 1980s, especially with his roles in Kemal Sunal films. When he passed away in 1987, he left behind countless films and a mark in the hearts of the audience.
Moviegoers started seeing her on the screens in 1964, starting with Ayşecik Çıtı Pıtı Kız. He appeared extensively in films starting in the late 1960s. He made his name known to wider audiences with his roles in films such as Pickpocket's Love, Wren, The Rich And The Tramp. Since the early 1970s, he took part in many comedy films starring Kemal Sunal, gaining an important place in the filmography of this iconic character.
Nermin Özses, who appeared in numerous films throughout the 1970s and 1980s, appeared in unforgettable productions such as Turist Ömer Among the Cannibals, King of the Scavengers, Davaro and Three Papermen took place. The movie Iffet, in which he starred in 1982, was one of the last important works of his career. When a life devoted to cinema ended tragically in 1987, he left many loved ones mourning.
Nermin Özses was born in 1930. He died on January 1, 1987.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 130 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Chastity (1982)
- My Baby (1970) — Cotton Windlass
- Here's Life (1975)
- World of Hope (1973)
- Davaro (1981) — Cano's Mother
- Passengers (1979) — Halil's Mother
- Unnamed Heroes (1964)
- Kargacı Halil (1968)
- Bitter Memories (1977)
- Oil Kings (1978)
- Oh Olsun (1973) — The Janitor
- Hear Me — Market Customer
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
