Yeliz Doğramacılar

Film and television series actress, model, and TV presenter. Born on May 14, 1978, in Istanbul, Turkey. She earned her undergraduate degree in Public Relations from Anadolu University and pursued advanced acting studies at Bahçeşehir University, Department of Advanced Acting Technologies. Yeliz Doğramacılar is a highly talented, vibrant, and captivating Turkish actress, widely recognized for her memorable character performances in primetime television series. She launched her professional media career in the late 1990s as a model and show program host. She achieved her initial major television breakthrough as Saher in the popular youth series "Koçum Benim" (2002–2003) and steadily built her national profile as Didem in the hit comedy-drama "Hayat Bilgisi" (2003–2006). Her ultimate career breakthrough and massive international recognition across major databases like atv, Wikipedia, Famous Birthdays, Sinemalar, and elCinema came with her outstanding portrayal of Füsun Arman in the legendary period drama phenomenon "Bitter Lands" (Bir Zamanlar Çukurova, 2018–2022). Her rich television credits also include notable roles in long-running projects such as "En Son Babalar Duyar" (2002), the historical miniseries "Hürrem Sultan" (2003) as Gülfem Hatun, and the drama "Görüş Günü Kadınları" (2013). On the silver screen, she appeared in the smash-hit comedy feature "Eyyvah Eyvah 3" (2014). Interesting facts: Following her marriage in 2009, she relocated to the city of Adana, which led to a temporary hiatus from the major Istanbul-centered production scene. Fortuitously, because "Bitter Lands" was filmed entirely on location in Adana, she was able to make her triumphant primetime television comeback without disrupting her family life. Beyond her screen commitments, she holds a passionate interest in fitness routines, culinary arts, fashion trends, and interior design. She spends her leisure time focusing on her children's education, creating cooking content, and traveling. Marital Status: Married (to Nevzat Soydan since 2009; they share two sons named Mehmet and Ömer).