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Acting
June 21, 1954
Bursa, Turkey
Nur Sürer (born 21 June 1954) is a Turkish actress. She completed her education at Bursa Anatolian Girls' High School. She started her career in cinema with Erden Kiral's Bereketli Topraklar Üzerinde (On Fertile Soils) and won the "Best Actress" award twice at the Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival. To date, she has appeared in more than forty films and television series. Her first international work was the film Ayna in 1984. This film won the Oscar Award for "Best Foreign Language Film" in 1991. Umuda Yolculuk (1990), Dunkle Schatten der Angst (1993) and Yara (1998) followed. She married Bülent Kayabas for the first time in 1981. She later married Sarp Kuray, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for being the leader of the armed leftist organisation 16 June Movement. Sürer, who is closely interested in women's rights, is also known for her political stance. In 2007, she participated in the 1 May celebrations in Istanbul and was detained by the police but was released one day later.Sürer played the character of "Neriman Kozcuoglu" in the TV series Asi, which was broadcast on Kanal D between 2007-2009. In 2021, Surer returned to the cinema with the film Sen, Ben Lenin and continued his TV acting career with the 2023 TV series Aile.
Self
2025
Güngör Alsoy
2025
Gülistan
2025
Sultan
2024
The Teacher
2024
Emine Yenge
2024
2024
2024
Ismet Sultan
2023
Zerya (elder)
2023
as Self
as Güngör Alsoy
as Gülistan
as Sultan
as The Teacher
as Emine Yenge
as Ismet Sultan
as Zerya (elder)
as Hülya Soykan
as Havva
as Nebahat
as Gül Ana
as Sevim
as Feride İpekoğlu
as Feray
as Self - Interviewee
as Neriman Hancıoğlu
as Güzin
as Fadik
as Nermin Bayrakçı
as Melek
as Anne
as Selvi Sezgin
as Sabiha
as Ayşe
as Makbule
as Neriman Kozcuoğlu
as Sevgi
as Müjgan
as Madam Marika
as İzzet Hanım
as Marika
as Münevver
as Naciye
as Ayşe
as Deniz
as Meryem
as Kiraz
as İnci
as Duygu
as Zerbu
as Serpil
as Ayla
as Haçça
as Zelihan
as Fidan
as Bahar
as Fatma
as Zeynep
as Self