Beren Saat

At 40 years old, Beren Saat has this physical status:

Career

She appeared as Nermin in the television series Aşk mzda Var, directed by Nazif Tunç and Ümit Efekan, in 2004. In the series, her character was sister to Ece Uslu's character. In 2005, she appeared in Aşka Sürgün, which was directed by Cemal an and produced by Tomris Giritlu. Mahsun Krmzgül, her co-star in this film, was a young girl from Turksun Krmzgül. In the popular television series Hatrla Sevgili directed by Faruk Teber and Ümmü Burha in 2006, she was cast as Yasemin Ünsal. She played a key role with Cansel Elçin and Okan Yalabk. During the time of its broadcast, Saat achieved a huge success and national recognition. Cansel Elçin, Saat's friend and co-star, gave Beren Saat a "high quality" interview in which he characterized him as a "super artist of high calibre." Saat appeared on episode 121 of the television series Avrupa Yakas in 2007.

She appeared in Bihter Yöreolu Ziyagil (Forbidden Love), a romantic drama series based on author Halid Ziya Uşakl's book of the same name, later in 2008. Hilal Saral was the series's producer. Saat played a leading role in Kvanç Tatl, Selçuk Yöntem, and Nebahat ehre. Bihter Yöreolu Ziyagil's teenage nephew, Behlül, is the protagonist of the story (portrayed by Kvanç Tatl). The audience responded well to Aşk-Memnu's arrival, and it was the most viewed television series in Turkish television history. The last episode, "Veda," watched by three out of every four people in Turkey. Beren Saat received critical praise from the critics for her appearance in Bihter's last episode and the suicide scene, which broke viewing records. Selda Alkor, a Turkish film actress, praised Saat's final appearance, saying, "I congratulate Beren Saat." She was so good. The actress portrayed the character's psychology so well that I believe she'll be one of the industry's most popular actresses like one of us." The series became one of the most common complaints during its broadcasting, and some of these lawsuits were published by RTÜK from time to time and were rejected by some ministers. Saat rose to international prominence in the Middle East and Europe after the show was broadcast around the world. On June 24, 2010, the last episode of Bihter's life premiered, and people the following year, received messages mourning her demise. The series also received a lot of attention in Egypt, and a television network produced a documentary about Beren Saat's life. Hamdi Alkan, a member of Türkiye'nin Yld'slar jury, was interviewed and given extensive details about Beren Saat. After a survey revealed that Saat has been one of the year's most popular TV series actors and the most talked actor of the year, Media Monitoring Center announced that he was one of the year's most popular TV series actresses and the most talked actress of the year. In the "2010 Damgasn Vuranlar" list, which was published by a Radikal newspaper, she was named Actress of the Year.

"I've learned a lot from what the writers wrote about Bihter's mental health," she said in an interview. She received two Golden Butterfly Awards in the series, and she was the first nominee to win the award for two years in a row. The scenario was exported to Italy in 2010 and then to the United States in 2012 for making changes in these two countries following the series's conclusion.

Güz Sanc (Pains of Autumn) was her first film experience, a period film directed by Tomris Giritlu. Elena, a Greek prostitute, appeared in Murat Yldrm, Okan Yalab, and Belçim Bilgin. She appeared in Serdar Akar's film Gecenin Kanatlar (Wings of the Night), written by Mahsun Krmzgül in 2009. Murat Ünalm's, Erkan Petekkaya, and Yavuz Bingöl played a lead role. Gece was played by her actress Gece. Saat and her co-star Murat türmmescu were in a long debate over whether or not to film it, and later the scenes of this scene culminated in Saat's outrage. She didn't attend the film's premiere and later sued the director. She brought the lawsuit against the manufacturer in 2013. Barbie's voice was dubbed by the actress in the Turkish version of high-grossing animation Toy Story 3. In the summer of 2010, she became the face of the chips company Patos, for which she appeared in a number of commercials and advertisements. Patos chips' sales increased by 45% in the following years. Saat became Rexona's face in ads in the same year.

Saat appeared in the film Fatmagün Suçu Ne? Vedat Türkali's scripted film adaptation in 1986 was turned into a screenplay. Hilal Saral's script was produced and written by Ece Yörenç and Melek Gençolu. Fatmagül Ketenci Ilgaz portrayed a perpetrator of rape in her role. Engin Akyürek, Saat's key protagonist in this series, was her friend from Türkiye's Yld yelar competition. Sumru Yavrucuk, Musa Uzunlar, Serdar Gökhan, and Deniz Türkhan were the other main protagonists. The dramatic rape scene in the first episode was one of the most talked about scenes in this series, which broke record numbers. The audience was extremely appreciated and it was one of the top-rated series of recent years. Before going out on the rape scene, Saat received psychological assistance for this position with some colleagues. The series was later removed from the parliament's agenda because of its sexual content, and a movement was launched to prevent the series from being broadcast. Several deputies of the Bundesrat of Germany's Fraudenburg encouraged the series with a written statement highlighting women's rights. Saat's name began to appear in magazines in several countries around the world after the series was broadcast in many countries around the world. Following her portrayal of Fatmagül, a website released a video game on the internet and turned her into one of its characters. Saat could purchase dresses, shoes, wigs, etc. during the game. At the time of its inception, it was one of the most popular games at the time. She was nominated for an Antalya Television Award in the Best Drama Series Actress category for her role in this series.

Saat appeared in her third film Rhino Season directed by Iranian filmmaker Bahman Ghobadi in 2012. Buse Bellucci's daughter Buse was played by her. Behrouz Vossoughi and Arash were among the Turkish actors and Behrouz Vossoughi and Arash were among the Iranian actors that appeared in this film, including Ylmaz Erdoan, Caner Cindoruk, and Belçim Bilgin. At the Toronto International Film Festival, the film's world premiere was held. The animation Brave was released in Turkey in September of the same year. In the film's Turkish version, Saat dubbed Merida's voice.

Saat started filming the series ntikam, which is based on the original American series Revenge, at the end of 2012. After six months of absence with ntikam, she resumed her television work. She took private lessons to develop her combat skills for the role. Mert Frat, Yit züner, Zafer Algöz, Arzu Gamze Klnç, and Engin Hepileri were among the cast members. In January 2013, the show premiered, and Saat portrayed the character Derin elik/Yazden'. Her dressing style was one of the most discussed topics aside from her acting debuts. Saat appeared in Benim Dünyam, a 2005 Indian film Black adaptation, in the summer of 2013. Saat played a leading role in Uur Yücel and portrayed Ela Baynd, a female version. Ayça Bingöl, Turgay Kantürk and Hazar Ergüçlü, as well as child actress Melis Mutluç were among the co-stars on Ayça Bingöl, Turgay Kantürk and Hazar Ergüçlü. She portrayed a deaf and stupid figure. Beren Saat was one of the world's most "stars" after her role in this film, and she said the characters in the adapted film were better than the original one. She became the face of "Duru Perfume Duş Jeli" brand in 2013 and was featured in an advertisement film that took two days to shoot.

It was announced in 2014 that Muhteşem Yüzyl: Kösem is a Turkish word meaning "people of the mountains." In September 2015, the leader of the campaign, as well as Saat, was announced. Bergüzar Korel, Tuba Büyüküstün, and Hazal Kaya were among the other actresses slated to appear in leading roles. Timur Savc, the show's producer, denied these allegations and said that the individual who was chosen to portray Kösem Sultan would remain unidentified. However, it was announced in June 2015 that Saat would portray Kösem Sultan in this new television series. After ending season 1, she rejoined the show from episode 7 and left it. Hülya Avşar, Mete Horozolu, and Erkan Kolçk Köstendil were among her co-stars. She appeared in an advertisement film for Arçelik in July 2015, together with her husband. The commercial opens with a video scene by Saat, while Doulu is performing a song at the same time. In an event and at home with Kenan Doulu, the commercial also shows her while she's on a film set receiving an award. In the Turkish version of Minions, she dubbed Scarlet Overkill's voice in July 2015. The film was released in Turkey in September 2015, and Kenan Doulu also dubbed the voice of Scarlet Overkill's inventor husband, Herb Overkill.

Saat appeared in the Netflix original series The Gift, in which she portrayed the lead role in Atiye, an artist who comes across universal mysteries in Anatolia between 2019 and 2021. It premiered on December 27, 2019. On BBC's list of the top ten most recommended series for December 2019, the series was included. Onur Baştürk, a writer for Hürriyet, said that there was "no trace of the childishness or disharmony" he had seen in The Protector, and praised all of the actors, including Saat and her co-star Mehmet Günsür, who had written for Hürriyet. The love scenes in the TV series became a point of discussion on social media and attracted mixed reactions. In September 2020, a second season was released, followed by a third and final season in June 2021. Kivanc Tatlitug stars in her forthcoming film for netflix in 2022.

Source