Ebru Cündübeyoğlu

Ebru Cündübeyoğlu
Born (1974-09-10) 10 September 1974
Heilbronn, West Germany
EducationUludağ University School of Economics and Administrative Sciences
OccupationActress
Years active1997–present
Spouse
Güçlü Mete
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(m. 2003; div. 2022)​
Children1
AwardsFull list

Ebru Cündübeyoğlu (born 10 September 1974) is a Turkish actress, singer, and writer.[1][2][3]

She became widely known at a young age by hosting television programs, and subsequently worked as a theatre, film, and television actress. She published her first poetry book in 2005 and her first novel in 2019.

Life

Early life and education

She was born on 10 September 1974, in Heilbronn, West Germany. She is the only child of dentist Ertuğrul Cündübeyoğlu and Hülya Cündübeyoğlu, who was one of the 1970 Turkish beauty queens. She completed her secondary education in Istanbul and Adapazarı, and completed her higher education in the Economics Department of the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences at Uludağ University.[4]

Career

In 1993, she participated in the Turkish beauty pageant and, in the same competition in which her mother had been fourth in 1970, she was also selected as the fourth Turkish beauty queen. She began working in television that same year. Between 1993 and 1997, she hosted and worked on numerous entertainment programs, beginning with the program Bir Başka Gece, which was broadcast on TRT. By hosting the weekday live current-affairs and entertainment program Sabah Şekerleri, she became known to a large audience in Turkey while still in her twenties.

She began her television acting career in 1997 with her role in the series Gülüm, and began her theatre acting career in 1999 by playing the role of Mihriban in the comedy Fehimpaşa Konağı, staged by the Sadri Alışık Theatre.[5] Some of her television roles include lawyer Ayşegül in Deli Yürek, teacher Deniz in Koçum Benim, Sevilay in Omuz Omuza, İpek in Yalancı Romantik, Gülbahar in Avrupa Avrupa, and Seray in Evli ve Öfkeli. She continued her theatre career in 2008 with roles such as Feride during the period when she goes to Anatolia in the play Çalıkuşu, staged by Tiyatro Kedi, and Nicole in Kibarlık Budalası.[6] In 2018, she continued with roles such as the character Cansu in the comedy Ölü'n Bizi Ayırana Dek, staged by Gergedan Yapım.[7]

Cündübeyoğlu, who wrote poetry in the early 2000s, published her first poetry book, Aşılı Kolum, in 2005. Her poems explored themes including longing for childhood, love, separation, aging, and the transience of life.

In 2013, to mark her 20th year in the arts, she released the Turkish classical music album Sevdiğim Şarkılar.[8] In subsequent years, she released the singles Dertlerimi Zincir Yaptım[9] and Kalbimin Efendisi.[10] The album Sevdiğim Şarkılar included a song composed by her, Neyledin Yar.[11]

At the age of 40, she realized that she had dyslexia. She sought to raise awareness about dyslexia and learning difficulties by giving talks and sharing her own story.[12][13][14]

Her first novel, Ferda, was published in 2019. In the novel, she tells in the inner voice of the character the story of a woman with Alzheimer's disease who is a writer.[15]

Personal life

In 2003, she married radio presenter Mert Güçlü Mete.[16][17] The couple divorced in 2022.[1][2][18] The couple had a daughter named Duru in 2005.[19]

Theatre

Year Title Role Writer Venue
1999–2000 Fehim Paşa Konağı Mihriban Turgut Özakman Tiyatro Bakış Akatlar Cultural Centre
xxx Deliler
2002–2003 Yalandan Kim Ölmüş
2007 Le Bourgeois gentilhomme Molière Kedi Sahne Sanatları
Duru Ataşehir
2008 Çalıkuşu Reşat Nuri Güntekin Kedi Sahne Sanatları
2015 Ölün Bizi Ayırana Dek Murat Dişli
Alper Atalan
Zeki Enes Akkan		 Watergarden Performance Centre
2017 Lost in Yonkers Neil Simon Tiyatrokare

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1998 Ruhsar Diana
Gülüm
1999 Güneşe Doğru Ufuk, the Journalist
1999–2002 Deli Yürek Ayşegül
2002–2003 Koçum Benim Deniz
2003 Çınaraltı
2004–2005 Omuz Omuza Sevilay
2006 Gizli Patron Türkan
2007 Şöhret Okulu Jale
2007–2008 Kuzey Rüzgârı Mukadder
2008 Komedi Dükkanı Appeared as a guest actor in the second season.
2008–2010 Yalancı Romantik İpek Gökova Appeared in seasons 1 and 2.
2011 Kalbim Seni Seçti Handan
2011–2013 Avrupa Avrupa Gülbahar Koparan Appeared in seasons 1 and 2.
2012 Yalan Dünya Appeared as a guest actor.
Hititya: Madalyonun Sırrı Anne
2014 Galip Derviş Pelin Öztürk Appeared as a guest actor in the third season.
2015 Kocan Kadar Konuş Nur
Mu Tiya Mu the Mysterious Melody Asya
2015–2016 Evli ve Öfkeli Seray
2016 Kocan Kadar Konuş: Diriliş Nur
2018 Gülizar Suzan
2019 Solgun Ağaçlar Altında
2021 Doğduğun Ev Kaderindir Özlem
2022 Senden Daha Güzel Pervin Soylu
Çakallarla Dans 6 Manolya
2023 Altın Kafes Nalan Beyoğlu
2024–2026 Arka Sokaklar Candan Ceylanlı
2024 Gassal Buse, the mobster's wife
Programs hosted
Year Program Network
1993 Bir Başka Gece TRT 1
Pazar Şöleni Star TV
Salı Pazarı
Şamata
Yakın Takip
Magazinname
Çalar Saat
1996 Sabah Şekerleri atv

Music videos

Albums
Year Title Label Ref.
2013 Sevdiğim Şarkılar Poll Production [20]
2015 Dertlerimi Zincir Yaptım (single) [21]

Bibliography

Year Title Publisher Ref. ISBN
2005 Aşılı Kolum (poetry book) Pınar [22][23] ISBN 978-9753481991
2019 Ferda Hep Kitap [24][25][26] ISBN 978-6051922904

Awards

Year Award Category Work Ref. Result
1993 Miss Turkey Beauty Pageant 4th runner-up [27]
2022 2nd International Diamond Awards Theatre Actress of the Year Ölün Bizi Ayırana Dek [28][29][30] Won

References

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