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Gupse Özay (b. 1984)

Alias:
Gupse Ozay

Birthplace:
Izmir, Turkey

Born:
July 30, 1984

Biography from TheMovieDB

Gupse Özay (born 30 July 1984) is a Turkish actress, scriptwriter and director.  In 2016, she wrote and played the lead role at her next movie "Gorumce" which was watched by 1,9 million people. Her 3rd movie was "Deliha 2" as a sequel to the first one; where she became the first Turkish woman to write, direct and play. Deliha 2 was seen by more than 2 million people and became a great hit following the first one's success.  In the summer of 2019, she started filming her latest movie "Eltilerin Savasi" which she wrote and played the lead role of "Sultan" a mean sister-in-law, jealous of her brother-in-law's new wife, Yeliz. The movie hit the theaters in late Jan 2020 and topped the box-offices until the Covid-19 lock down period in March 2020. Eltilerin Savasi was watched by 3,6 million viewers, which made it Gupse's most watched piece so far.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Director:
2018  Deliha 2

Screenplay:
2016  Sister In Law
2018  Deliha 2

Senior Executive Consultant:
2016  Sister In Law
2018  Deliha 2

Writer:
2014  Deliha
2016  Sister In Law
2018  Deliha 2
2020  Sisters-In-Law
2024  Lohusa

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