
Jale Arıkan
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Jale Arikan was born in Istanbul. At the age of 6 she moved with her parents to Berlin. After her matriculation she studied at a Drama school in Berlin with Hanny Herter. At the age of 17 she worked as a TV announcer for the ‘First German Television’ (ARD). In 1996 she moved to New York where she played numerous roles in both TV and feature films. From 1997 to 2003 she lived and worked in Los Angeles. Since 2004 she has been living in Berlin and working in Istanbul as well as in Munich. She has also featured in many locations such as Morocco and Portugal.
Known for
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Tersine Dünya (1994)
as Hasibe
Landgang für Ringo (1996)
as Tuelay

The Stone (2017)
Actor

Geister (2026)
as Rogge

The Ant (2019)
as Serpil

Elbow (2024)
as Sultan

The Nude (1991)
Actor
Nachtbus (1995)
Actor

Particle (2012)
as Zeynep

The Names are Lost First (2019)
as Hayriye

Soundless (2004)
as Freundin des Russen

The Escape (2016)
as Aliye

The Story Teller (1989)
as Ivy

Your Name is Justine (2005)
as Nadenka
Eine Liebe in Istanbul (1990)
as Nursim

Bye Bye Germany (2017)
as Banu

Vatanyolu – Die Heimreise (1989)
as Selvi

Evet, I Do! (2008)
as Tülay

Zenne Dancer (2012)
as Şükran

Notes of Berlin (2021)
as Mutter

Porno!Melo!Drama! (2007)
as Ayse
Maus und Katz (1993)
as Ana

Augenzeugin (2008)
as Ira

Die Schlikkerfrauen (2014)
as Zaris Mutter

Der gute Bulle: Nur Tote reden nicht (2020)
Actor

Commitment Aslı (2019)
Actor

Dad Got Grounded (2022)
as Dr. Ayse Akgül

Papa auf Probe (2013)
as Simay

İdea (2025)
Actor

Phantomschmerz (2018)
as Nicole
Schattenboxer (1992)
as Leyla
Ein Engel schlägt zurück (1998)
as Ayse Yilmaz
Tot auf Halde (1995)
as Christina
Der beste Lehrer der Welt (2006)
Actor

Nebile Hanım'ın Solucan Deliği (2016)
as Nebile

Kerr (2022)
as Meryem

The Hunter (1998)
as Zala

Das Leben ist kein Kindergarten – Umzugschaos (2021)
as Prof. Dr. Hopf




