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Bedia Muvahhit est une Actrice Turque née le 16 janvier 1897 à Kadıköy (Turquie)

Bedia Muvahhit

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Nom de naissance Emine Bedia Şekip
Nationalité Turquie
Naissance 16 janvier 1897 à Kadıköy (Turquie)
Mort 20 janvier 1994 (à 97 ans)

Bedia Muvahhit, née Emine Bedia Şekip, (January 16, 1897 – January 20, 1994) was a Turkish stage and movie actress. She is remembered as one of the first Muslim movie actresses in Turkey debuting in 1923.

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She was born on January 16, 1897 to Şekip Bey, a prosecutor from profession, and his wife Refika at Moda neighborhood of Kadıköy in Istanbul, Ottoman Empire. She began her primary education at Saint Antoine School on Büyükada, and went on at Kadıköy Terakki School for secondary education. Then, she studied at the French language high school Lycée Notre Dame de Sion Istanbul. She could speak French in additom to Greek as foreign language.

Bedia Muvahhit was employed in 1914 as a switchboard operator at the state-owned telephone company in Istanbul becoming one of the first Muslim women in the Ottoman Empire to work at the public service sector. Following a campaign of a newly established journal and an association for defending women's rights, the post administration decided to replace the telephone operators, who were in the beginning foreign language speaking girls from Christian or Jewish minorities with heavily accented Turkish.

In 1921, she began to work as a teacher for French language at the Erenköy Girls High School. During this time, she met stage actor Ahmet Refet Muvahhit, while she asked him for an autograph after a theatre play. The couple got married in 1923. From this marriage, Bedia Muvahhit had a son Şuayip Sina Arbel (1922-1991). In 1923, Bedia Muvahhit quit her teacher post, and devoted herself to an acting career. She successfully played in movies and on stage. However, her spouse Ahmet Muvahhit died in 1927.

She married in 1933 to Friedrich von Statzer (1906-1974), aka later Ferdi Statzer, an Austrian musician, who came in 1932 to Turkey, and was teaching classical piano at the Istanbul Municipal Conservatory and serving as a composer and classical pianist at the Istanbul Municipal Theatre (Ottoman Turkish: Darülbedayi‎), where she was acting on stage. Her second marriage lasted 18 years until 1951 when they divorced. Rıght after, she adopted her surname from the first marriage.

Bedia Muvahhit died on January 20, 1994 at the age of 97 in Istanbul University Hospital, where she was taken following a home accident. She was laid to rest at the Asiyan Cemetery.

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Filmographie de Bedia Muvahhit (1 films)

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Atesten gömlek
Réalisé par Muhsin Ertuğrul
Genres Drame, Guerre
Acteurs Bedia Muvahhit, Muhsin Ertuğrul, Neyyire Neyir
Rôle Ayşe
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The husband and the little son of Ayşe, featured by Bediha Muvahhit, are killed by Greek troops during the occupation of Izmir (1919-1922) after World War I (1914-1918). With the help of an Italian Levantine family, Ayşe, slightly wounded, goes to Istanbul, where she lives in the home of her paternal first cousin Peyami. There, she meets Major İhsan, a friend of Peyami. The three takes part at protest rallies against the occupation of Izmir held at Sultanahmet Square. However, following the occupation of Istanbul by the Allied forces briefly after, she is forced to escape to Anatolia accompanied by Peyami. The two joins the military unit of the Turkish National Resistance led by Major İhsan. Ayşe helps by nursing and Peyami becomes an officer subordinate to İhsan. Both men, İhsan and Peyami, fall in love with Ayşe. This love turns into a "shirt of fire" (Ateşten Gömlek) for both. Ayşe, however, has a heart for İhsan only. İhsan gets wounded in action, and she treats him. Meanwhile, İhsan promises to marry her after he enters Izmir as the first Turkish soldier. In order to draw Ayşe's attention, Peyami intends also to be the first soldier in Izmir. Peyami is killed in action soon after. Ayşe, hearing the bad news, runs to the front, but she is also killed by enemy shrapnel shell.