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Şehnaz Dilan

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Şehnaz Dilan
Born
Şehnaz Vreskala

(1960-08-27) August 27, 1960 (age 64)
Izmir, Turkey
NationalityTurkish
Occupation(s)Footballer, model, film and TV actress, singer
Children1

Şehnaz Dilan (born Şehnaz Vreskala; August 27, 1960) is a Turkish former women's footballer, model, film and TV actress and singer.

Private life

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Şehna Dilan was born as Şehnaz Vreskala to an Albanian immigrant family from former Yugoslavia in Izmir, Turkey on August 27, 1960.[1]

In 2000, she gave birth to a daughter.[2]

Career

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Footballer

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Inspired by her uncle, who was the regional director in Izmir for football, Dilan began football playing in 1979. She was a member of Filizspor in her hometown. She became the captain of her team, and enjoyed championship title in 1981.[1] Her football career lasted until the end of 1983 when her mother died. She did football training four hours a day. During this time, she performed also other sports like swimming, volleyball and took part at cycling races, but she liked football most.[2]

Model

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After her mother's death, she went to Istanbul, where she was raised by her aunt. She began to appear in advertising and runway shows. As she was a former football player, she had a muscular body, which was effective for the selection of her as a mannequin. Dilan also posed for erotic photography in popular Turkish men's magazines like Erkekçe, Peri and Bravo in the 1980s.[2][1]

Actress

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She entered cinema for a role in the move Kızlar Sınıfı ("Girls' Class"). She left modelling and made five more films with İlyas Salman. Her family was against her acting in movies. However, she was very enthusiastic, and she divorced her husband to continue with the job of acting in films. Dilan starred with Şener Şen in the movie Âşık Oldum ("I Fell in Love") (1985) by Ertem Eğilmez, an adaptation of Woman in Red. Her next film, she played a leading role in, was with Kemal Sunal in Yoksul ("The Poor") (1986) by Zeki Ökten. Then, she appeared in the movie Gömlek’ ("The Shirt") by Bilge Olgaç. For her role in Eskici ve Oğulları ("The Used-good Dealer and His Sons") by Şahin Gök, she was honored. Dilan left the film set of addam’ın Askerleri ("The Soldiers of Saddam") by Gani Rüzgar Şavata and gave up because she could not stand the killing of a horse. She returned to the cinema with a role in Yağmurlu Gecede Gülperi by Oğuz Gözen.[2][1]

Singer

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After her divorce, she played in the television serials with the singers İbrahim Tatlıses, Oya Aydoğan and Müslüm Gürses in 1993. She appeared as a singer on the stage in a night club.[3] Later, she worked as a soloist in luxury hotels.[2]

Filmography

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2011
  • Aşkın Bela Halleri
2008
  • Zırtık Mafya) (TV serial)
  • Saddam'ın Askerleri: Kara Güneş
  • Ramazanda Gözyaşları (TV film)
  • Kırık Hayatlar
2007
  • Çile (TV film)
  • Memleket Hikayeleri - Ne Sen Beni Unut Ne De Ben Seni (TV film)
  • Kan Damlaları (TV film)
  • Demokrasi İçin (TV film)
2006
  • Memleket Hikayeleri: Evlerinin Önü Mersin (TV film)
2005
  • Profesyonel Çaylaklar (TV film)
  • Anne ya da Leyla
2004
  • Türkü Filmi (TV serial)
2003
  • Yeşilçam Denizi (Tv program)
  • Evlat (TV film)i
2002
  • Sensiz Yaşanmaz
  • Kenar Mahalle
  • Dumanlı Yol (TV serial)
2001
  • Dönüşü Olmayan Yol (Video)
2000
  • Zehirli Çiçek (TV serial)
  • Karlar Eriyince
  • Geç Gelen Bayram (TV serial)
  • Barbunya Nuri (TV film)
1998
  • Ozan
1997
  • Şakir Tamkeriz
  • Yürek Yarası
  • Sevimli Dostlar (TV film)
  • Bizim Mesele
1996
  • Çapraz Ateş
  • Kumarcılar
1995
  • Şüphenin Bedeli
  • Özlem, Düne... Bugüne... Yarına
  • Çiçek Taksi (TV serial - guest actress)
  • Yasak Aşk
  • Yaman Gazeteci
  • Yalnızlık Duygusu
  • Rambo Ramiz
  • Issızlığın Ortasında (TV film)
  • Afilli Kemal
1994
  • Ölümden Acı
  • Tomurcuk
  • Oy Deposu
  • Kızlar Sınıfı (TV serial)
  • Kaygısızlar (TVserial)
  • Hangimiz Eşek (TV serial)
  • Göz Hapsi
  • Gitme Kal
  • Düşünce
  • Düşler De Ölür
1993
  • İçimizdeki Sevgi
  • İntizar
  • Çifte Vakkas (TV film)
  • Ufukta Bir Ağaç
  • Oğlum Ve Ben
  • Komşular (TV serial)
  • Hayat Kavgası
  • Dur Gitme
  • Aldanış
  • Ödeşme
  • Silahların Gölgesinde Aşk
1992
  • Pötürgeli Hasan (Video)
  • Nehirler Denize Akar
  • Kurdoğlu-2 / Sancağın Ordusu (TV serial)
  • Kurdoğlu 3 / Bu Yola Baş Koyduk
  • Günlerden Pazar
  • Buhranlı Günler
1991
  • Ecelin Gölgesinde
1990
  • Zavallı
  • Güneşi Göremeden
  • Eskici Ve Oğulları
  • Acılar İçinde
1989
  • Şah Mat
  • İtirazım Var
  • Hemşire Ayça
1988
  • Talihsiz Yavrum
  • Stres
  • Sevgilerin En Güzeli (Video)
  • Seninle İlk Defa
  • Gömlek
  • Acı
1987
  • Şoför Parçası
  • Yağmur Damlaları
  • Yoksul
1986
  • Yoksul
  • Vazife Uğruna
  • Umut Sokağı
  • Sızı (TV serial)
  • Seviyorum
  • Oğlum Oğlum
  • Mavi Muammer 3 / Ölürsün Gülmekten (Video)
  • Ben Milyoner Değilim
  • Beleşçiler
1985
  • Yaşamak Haram Oldu
  • Tele Kızlar
  • Sensiz Yaşayamam
  • Onlar Da Sevdiler
  • Mavi Muammer 2 / Silahtan Ödüm Patlar (Video)
  • Mavi Muammer (Video)
  • Dönme Sevgilim
  • Aşık Oldum
1984
  • Sevmek Yeniden Doğmak
  • Kızlar Sınıfı
  • Batak
1983
  • Yorgun
1981
  • Tövbe
1980
  • Vurun Beni Öldürün
  • Senin Olmaya Geldim

References

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  1. ^ a b c d "Şehnaz Dilan / Oyuncu" (in Turkish). Sinema Esintileri. Retrieved 2017-10-22.
  2. ^ a b c d e Saydam, Barış (2015-08-26). "Şehnaz Dilan: 'Ben Mesleği Çok Sevdim'" (in Turkish). Türk Sineması Araştırmaları. Retrieved 2017-10-22.
  3. ^ "Şehnaz Dilan Hayranlarını Coşturdu". Haberler (in Turkish). 2013-03-14. Retrieved 2017-10-22.
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