Pervin Par

Pervin Par was born on March 23, 1939. While some of the records state that his birthplace is Bursa, some state that it is Izmir, his birth name is "Pervin Doyum". Throughout his life, Izmir was the city of both birth and death; He died in the same city on July 30, 2015.

He started his cinema career in 1957 with the movie "A Handful of Land", in which he appeared in front of the camera with Ayhan Işık and was directed by Osman Seden. Then, in 1957, she took part in many productions such as Alli Gelin, Dertli Gelin Sirvan, Bride's Murad, Kin, Legion Return, Murat Fountain and Yetim. Fallow Deer, A Sip of Water, Land of Falcons and Tobacco Girl Emine in 1958; In 1959, she left her mark on the cinema scene with the films Fisherman's Daughter Gülnaz, Cotton Girl Halime and Autumn.

Between 1961 and 1964, he wrote many films such as Either Him or Me, Parting Ways, They Hit My Heart, Dreams of Youth, The Oaks Have Sprouted, Autumn Leaves, Harbinger of the Grim Reaper, I Can't Tell You, I'm Ashamed, Friends of Hell, The Mountain Head Has Been Covered with Smoke, Foreign Birds, The Fight for Life, Rather Than Die Every Day, Those Who Live Fast, The Enemy That Hits the Heart, Black Memed, You Hit Me and I'll Break It.

He signed the movie. In 1965-1967, he wrote "My Love is My Weapon", "Complete Love", "Davudo", "The Fight of Giants", "This Is What a Man Says", "A Strange Marriage", "Secret Order", "Four Women in the Harem", "The Ballad of Murad", "The Wounded Eagle", "Never Mind Tomorrow", "Forbidden Paradise", "Forbidden Streets", "I Am an Outlaw", "Hizir Efe", "The Law of the Borders", "The Destructive Escape", "Terrible Desire".

She took part in productions such as Three Women on the Beach, Dangerous Game, Burçak Tarlası, Bloody Sunday, My Love is My Sin, Ecelin Geldi Yavrum, My First Love, Kilink in Istanbul, Kilink Against the Flying Man, Honor Trouble, Driver Piece. In 1968-1969, he continued his cinema career with films such as Baharda Falan Çiçek, Kahveci Güzeli, Kanun Namına, Kara Yazım, Menderes Bridge, Şafak Sökmesin, Yara, Poor Kızın Romanı, Violet Eyes, Sleepless Nights; He last appeared on the screens with the films Çeşme and Kader Torbası in 1976, Baskin and "Çırılçıplak" in 1977.

After this long and productive period, he moved away from cinema and the public eye and settled in İzmir's Çeşme town, where he opened a flower shop and worked in this business until the end of his life.

Pervin Par died at the age of 76 at Dokuz Eylül University Faculty of Medicine Hospital, after two years of leukemia treatment. After his death, he was buried in Çeşme Dalyan Cemetery.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 43 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• The Law of Borders (1966) — Ayşe
• In the Name of the Law (1968) — Leyla
• The Messenger of Ezrail (1963)
• Autumn (1959)
• The Poor Girl's Novel (1969)
• Forbidden Streets (1965)
• Those Who Live Fast (1964)
• Emerald (1959)
• Baskin (1977) — Şükran
• Parting Ways (1962)
• You Hit, I'll Break (1964) — Selma
• Black Memed (1964)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.