Burçin Abdullah

Burçin Abdullah

Actor · 39 years old

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Age39
Birth dateJuly 22, 1987
BirthplaceBursa
ProfessionActor
Zodiac signCancer
Eye colorBlue
EducationMarmara University, Economics (in English) Department

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Burçin Abdullah — Biography

Turkish actress Burçin Abdullah first appeared on screen in the late 1990s as a child performer, and later carried her career on with adult roles. Her name is still most closely tied to Lamia in the series Üvey Baba; news sites even today call her "the Lamia of Üvey Baba". Her best-known grown-up work is Helena in TRT 1's historical series Diriliş Ertuğrul and Leman Sancakzade in atv's Kalp Yarası.

She began acting in 1997, at the age of ten, in Acı Günler, and reached a wide audience three years later with Üvey Baba. She then appeared in productions such as Büyük Buluşma, Beşinci Boyut, Kara İnci and Kollama. She stayed on screen through the 2010s: in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne? she played Ayçe, who helps Selim and Erdoğan flee abroad, and in 2015 she briefly played Alev in Zengin Kız Fakir Oğlan; Bir Zamanlar Osmanlı, Dila Hanım and Kötü Yol also belong to this period.

One of her more notable film credits is Selam (2013), shot on three continents in four countries, in which she played Zehra, a teacher who travels to Afghanistan. She played Yasemin in Ankara Yazı: Veda Mektubu and Nazlı in Adam Mısın!. A graduate of Akasya High School and of Marmara University's English-language Economics program, Abdullah went on to take a master's degree in economics in the United States.

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