Cansu Tosun

Born

26 January 1988 (aged 38)

Place of birth

Nuremberg

On Avşar Film

appeared in 1 series

Cansu Tosun was born on 26 January 1988 in Nuremberg, Germany, the child of a family of Turkish origin. She attended a business-oriented high school in Nuremberg. From the age of four she worked as a photo model for German brands; after many years of ballet training at the Nuremberg Opera, she turned to jazz, hip-hop and modern dance.

With the goal of acting, she moved to Istanbul in 2010. The same year she took lessons from the BKM Mutfak team directed by Yılmaz Erdoğan, and then worked with Ümit Çırak at the 3. Mota Okulu.

She stepped in front of the camera in 2011 with the role of Neriman in the series Küçük Hanımefendi, broadcast on TRT. She portrayed Zehra in Kayıp Şehir, Zümrüt in Göç Zamanı, Hare Bilgiç in Familya and Fatma in Mehmetçik: Kut'ül-Amare. She played Medine Kaya in the series Kirli Sepeti; in cinema she appeared in the film Anna and in Evet, Hayır, Belki.

Tosun played Ayşen Yılmaz in Avşar Film's 2013 series Bugünün Saraylısı.