Selda Özbek

Selda Özbek Orpak was born on April 15, 1972 in Izmir. Özbek, one of the popular faces of the theatre, cinema and TV series world, started his artistic life in Izmir and built a successful career.

Selda, who completed her primary, secondary and high school education in Izmir, passed the Mechanical Drafting Department of Akdeniz University in the university exam. However, his love of art led him on a different path. He stepped into theater with Tuncer Cücenoğlu's play "Blind Fight" at Antalya Public Education Center and started performing as an amateur.

Deciding to become an actress with her passion for theater, Selda dropped out of school and focused on this field. Later, he entered Anadolu University State Conservatory, studied and graduated from the Performing Arts department.

After gaining experience in private theaters, he began acting in television series and films. He became known to the audience especially with his role as the "killer's lover" in the TV series "Bizimkiler". He also appeared before the audience in the TV series "Yahşi Cazibe", which was broadcast between 2010 and 2012.

His theater plays include works such as "Blind Fight", "My Son Will Be a Man" and "Leaf Fall".

Selda Özbek, who plays various characters in television series and films, has a wide acting range. The series include popular productions such as "Ver Allah", "Bizimkiler", "Yazlıkçılar", "Super Baba" and "Stepfather". He also met the audience in movies such as "Duruşma", "Gülüm" and "Circumcision Case".

Selda Özbek gained an important place in the Turkish art world with her successful acting career and won the love of the audience.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in 19 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Yahşi Cazibe (2010) — Manidar Pekmez
• Flower Taxi (1995)
• Ours (1989) — Şengül
• Selena (2006) — Aslı Aykar
• The Stepfather (1998) — İnci
• Baba Candır (2015) — Müge
• Borrowed Life (2005) — Disaster
• Yazlıkçılar (1993) — Samatya Ebru
• Gurbetciler (1996) — Aynur
• Our Love is Enough (2023) — Ahu
• Nobody Knows (2019) — Meral Selvin
• At the Mihrap Place (2014) — Nilüfer

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.