Biography
Gülşen Bubikoğlu (born 5 December 1954) is a Turkish actress, one of the leading ladies of Turkish cinema in the 1970s and into the early 1980s. His sister is actress Nilgün Bubikoğlu. Her daughter Zeynep İnanoğlu is inventor. She studied at Fatih Kız Lisesi and was a fashion model for a time. Her first leading role was in Yaban in 1973. She and Tarik Akan formed one of the most recognised couples on the screen in the Turkish film history having acted in many romantic comedies together. She starred in many films of famous director Türker İnanoğlu, whom she married later.
Movies & TV Shows
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Oh Where (1975) — Zehra
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Girgiriye (1981) — Gülliye (Güllü)
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Festival in Gırgıriye (1981) — Güllü
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The Misogynist (1973) — Alev Özkan
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Our Girl (1977) — Zeynep Arda
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The Three Superboys Strike Again (1976) — Cemile
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Festivity in Gırgıriye (1983) — Gülliye
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Aflame (1984) — Alev
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Leyla and Mecnun (1983) — Leyla
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The Rudest People (1982) — Gül
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Summer Single (1974) — Leyla Güneş
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The Big Election in Gırgıriye (1984) — Gülliye
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The Cunning Brothers in High Society (1973) — Peri
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Baş Belası (1976) — Ayşe
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You Can't Get Married With 100 Lira (1974) — Gülşen
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Playing House (1975) — Nazlı Yavuz
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What We Expected What We Found (1976) — Zeynep
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The President's Daughter (1974) — Gülten
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My Daughter and Me (1988) — Reyhan Olcay
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Wild Bride (1978) — Necmiye
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The Squirrel (1979) — Yasemin Sincap
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Ayrı Dünyalar (1974) — Aslı
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A Clamour to God (1980) — Selda
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A Colorful World (1980) — Zeynep Demir
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Let’s Dating at Dawn (1975) — Gülden
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Kördüğüm (1982) — Gülşen
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Sıralardaki Heyecan (1976) — Gülşen
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The Immortal Song (1977) — Çiğdem
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Zirvedekiler (1995) — Zeynep Haktan Çınar
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Cutie (1974) — Ayşim Somer
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Kader Bağlayınca (1976) — Zeynep
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Canikom (1979) — Bahar
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To Pieces (1985) — Ümran Koçer
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Mahcup Delikanlı (1974) — Sema Akgünlü
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That Woman (1982) — Gönül
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İhtiras Fırtınası (1984) — Şeref Recai
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This Is Our Story (1978) — Sevgi Dilek
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Ah Bu Gençlik (1975) — Cemile
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Affet Bizi Hocam (1998) — Zeynep
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Night of Horror (1989) — Cemile Aygün