Özay Fecht
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Özay Fecht | |
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Born |
1953 (age 60–61) Istanbul, Turkey |
Years active | 1985-present |
Özay Fecht (born 1953) is a Turkish-German actress and jazz singer.
Filmography
Film | |||
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Year | Film | Role | Notes |
2012 | Particle | ||
2011 | Dreiviertelmond | Nezahat | |
2010 | Gurbet - Fremder | ||
2007 | Janjan | Fadime | |
2006 | The Stoning | Azimi - Sarah | |
2005 | Brudermord | ||
2004 | Kismet | Sübeyla | |
2000 | Auslandstournee | ||
2000 | Kanak Attack | Frau Ongun | |
2000 | Der Ausbruch | Mutter | |
1999 | Yara | Mother | |
1999 | Weites Meer | Mutter | |
1998 | Ich Chef, Du Turnschuh | Nani | |
1996 | Kriegsbilder | ||
1993 | Mavi Surgun | ||
1992 | Happy Birthday, Türke! | Ilter Hamul | |
1991 | Pizza Colonia | Ayshe Lochner | |
1989 | The Rosegarden | Mrs. Marques | |
1989 | Jenseits von Blau | Singer | |
1987 | Aufbrüche | ||
1986 | 40 Quadratmeter Deutschland | Turna | |
1985 | Abschied in Berlin | Sängerin |
Television
Year | Film | Role | Notes |
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2009 | Lasko - Die Faust Gottes | Fatma | 1 episode |
2009 | Liebe verlernt man nicht | Sema | |
2007 | Karayilan | ||
2007 | KDD - Kriminaldauerdienst | Frau Kilic | 1 episode |
2006 | Bis in die Spitzen | Ayzat | 1 episode |
2005 | Abschnitt 40 | Frau Al-Hariri | 1 episode |
2004 | Blond: Eva Blond!" | ||
2003 | Kasabanin incisi | ||
2002 | Denninger - Der Mallorcakrimi | Maria | |
2001 | Denninger - Der Mann mit den zwei Gesichtern | Maria | |
2001 | Denninger - Der Tod des Paparazzo | Maria | |
1998 | Ärzte | Mrs. Yilmaz | 1 episode |
1996-98 | Tatort | Frau Altun | 2 episodes |
1996 | Alles wegen Robert De Niro | Frau Baysal | |
1996 | Die Drei | 1 episode | |
1995-96 | Wolffs Revier | Frau Incegül | 2 episodes |
1996 | Mona M. - Mit den Waffen einer Frau | Elefteria | 1 episode |
1994-95 | Frauenarzt Dr. Markus Merthin | Fatma Yüksol | 4 episodes |
1993 | Der Fahnder |
Music
In the 1990s, she played in a group with Steve Lacy and John Betsch.
Discography
- 1985: No More
- 1988: Moves with Doug Hammond
- 1995: Antiquated Love
References
External links
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