Biran Damla Yılmaz

Birthday: June 28, 1997

Zodiac Sign: Cancer

MBTI: ESFJ or ESFP (Not Confirmed)

Height: 1.64 m | 5’4

Birthplace: Gebze, Kocaeli – Türkiye

Nationality: Turkish

Religion: Islam (Not Confirmed)

Love Life: Dating – Businessman Abdurrahman Aydın

Parents: Ayşe Birsen Şen Yılmaz & Father – Not Known

Education: Conservatory

Instagram: @bdamlayilmaz

Photo Source: halef, now

Biran Damla Yılmaz is a Turkish actress. She had her first acting experience in Muhteşem Yüzyıl (Magnificent Century, also: Ezgi, Cem, Burak, Burcu & Aras). Also acted as Eylül in Kırgın Çiçekler (Orphan Flowers, also: Ülkü), Baraj (also: Feyyaz, Burcu & Burak), Yasak Elma (Forbidden Apple, also: Belgin, Doğaç & Erdem), Kopuk (The Hood, also: Seray), movie Mucize 2: Aşk (The Miracle 2: Love), as Yıldız in Halef: Köklerin Çağrısı (Halef: Call of the Roots, also: İlhan & Aybüke) and more.

Facts:

  • her mother is from Elazığ and her father is from Yalova
  • says she has wanted to be an actress since childhood, practicing scenes in front of the mirror and at 13–14 she finally decided to join an agency and realised, while convincing her mother that she truly wanted this as a profession
  • enjoys solitude and isn’t someone who shares her thoughts easily
  • she’s always clear about what she wants and no one can make her do something she doesn’t want
  • attends acting workshops, reads books and observes people whenever she can
  • never cared about popularity and didn’t want to jump into lead roles right away, but those roles kept coming
  • at 18, she felt she might be missing out as her peers were going to university and traveling
    • she cried at times, but also thought maybe they envied the life she had
  • also wants to play a character with schizophrenia or dissociative identity disorder one day
  • she’s a big Tim Burton fan and Candice Swanepoel is one of the people she admires most
  • cooking and feeding others is something she truly enjoys
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