Turkish actresses died in Traffic collision
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Belkis Dilligil
Belkis Dilligil (February 19, 1929 Istanbul-May 10, 1995 Istanbul) a.k.a. Belkis Firat was a Turkish actor. She had one child, Çiçek Dilligil.
Belkis Dilligil started her acting career in theater in the 1950s. She later appeared in many Turkish films and television series such as "Adem'in Trenleri" and "Yol Arkadaşım". She was a very talented actress and her performances were highly appreciated by the audience. In addition to her acting career, Dilligil was also a successful translator and translated many foreign books into Turkish. She was married to the famous Turkish actor Haldun Dormen for several years before they divorced. Belkis Dilligil passed away on May 10, 1995, in Istanbul at the age of 66. Her legacy lives on through her impressive body of work in Turkish cinema and theater.
Belkis Dilligil's career spanned over four decades, during which she received critical acclaim and numerous awards for her performances. She was known for her versatile acting skills, and she portrayed a wide range of characters on stage and screen. Some of her most memorable roles include in the TV series "Gençlik Başımda Duman" and the films "Güneşli Bataklık" and "Güneşe Yolculuk". Dilligil was also a talented voice actress and dubbed the voices of many foreign actors for Turkish versions of famous films such as "The Godfather" and "The Exorcist". In addition to her acting and translating work, she was also a prominent social activist, and she worked tirelessly for the rights of women and children. Belkis Dilligil remains an icon of Turkish cinema and theater, and her contributions to the industry will always be remembered.
Belkis Dilligil was born in Istanbul in 1929 to a family of artists. Her father, Muzaffer Dilligil, was a famous Ottoman Turkish actor and director, while her mother, Cahide Sonku, was one of the pioneering actresses of Turkish cinema. Belkis grew up surrounded by art and culture, which inspired her to pursue a career in acting. She started her acting education at an early age and went on to study at the Istanbul Municipal Conservatory.
In 1952, Dilligil made her debut in theater with the play "Kanlı Düğün" ("Bloody Wedding"). She quickly gained recognition for her talent, and her career took off. In the 1960s, she transitioned into film and became one of the leading actors of Turkish cinema. Over the course of her career, she appeared in more than 90 films, leaving a lasting impact on Turkish cinema.
Apart from her artistic career, Belkis Dilligil was also an advocate for social causes. She was a member of the Turkish Women's Union and supported various campaigns for women's rights. She also worked with UNICEF to improve the lives of children in Turkey.
Dilligil's contributions to Turkish art and culture were recognized with several awards, including the Golden Orange Award for Best Actress at the Antalya Film Festival. After her death in 1995, a theater in Istanbul was named after her to honor her legacy. Today, she is remembered as one of the most iconic actors of Turkish cinema and a trailblazer for women in the industry.