Promising Young Actress - 13th Altın Koza International Film Festival, 2006 The film was selected as France's submission, and was nominated for, the Best Foreign Language Film at the 88th Academy Awards.
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In 2015, she had a leading role in Deniz Gamze Ergüven's movie Mustang. For this role, she was nominated for Cahide Sonku Best Performance by an Actress Award at the 42nd SİYAD Awards. Later in 2008, she appeared in Reha Erdem's movie Hayat Var and portrayed the character Hayat.
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With her role in the TV series Küçük Kadınlar she gained popularity. After Reha Erdem's visit to her school, she auditioned for the movie Beş Vakit and was cast in a supporting role, which marked her cinematic debut.
She finished her studies at the Istanbul Kemer College. "When they talk to each other and when they find each other funny, it feels like real people finding each other funny, which is what we tried to do on Catastrophe," Horgan explains.İşcan's father was an architect and her mother was a computer programmer. Horgan sees a naturalness in the way the film series' central couple were together, and that aspect of their dynamic was something they wanted for Catastrophe. How they spoke to each other and that idea of following a conversation, the twists and that a conversation might take," Hogan says about Jesse ( Ethan Hawke) and Céline's (Julie Delpy) interactions in the trilogy. It was followed by 2004's Before Sunset and Before Midnight in 2013.Ĭreated by Horgan and Rob Delaney, Catastrophe follows an American advertising executive (Delany) and Irish primary school teacher (Horgan) who end up with a baby after a six-day fling and have to navigate their new normal, which is equal parts awkward and humorous. His Before film trilogy, which tracked the relationship between Jesse and Céline's relationship, began with 1995 romantic film Before Sunrise. Their communication style was partly inspired by Richard Linklater's work. Then you can go wherever it wants," she explains.īelow, Horgan tells EW what has inspired some of her most popular shows, like Catastrophe, Shining Vale, and now Bad Sisters.Ĭatastrophe fans loved the humorous verbal jousting of characters Rob and Sharon. "Even if it's sci-fi, murder mystery, or horror or comedy, for me, it has to be relatable. Bad Sisters is the most recent example of Horgan's ability to infuse comedy into other genres - she also worked on the recent horror-comedy series Shining Vale.įor Horgan, blending genres is all about making sure the storytelling is grounded. "It felt like the kind of thing I love to do, which is to cross the dark with the light, but it also felt like something I could make my own," she explains. After watching the pilot, she decided she was in. "I had never adapted anything and I'd never written a murder mystery before, or a thriller, and it just all felt a bit scary," Horgan shares. Horgan landed on the adaptation after Apple approached her following the end of the beloved comedy Catastrophe.
The new Apple TV+ comedy-thriller, which is based on the Belgian series Clan, follows a group of five siblings who plot the murder of their abusive brother-in-law. For comedy talent Sharon Horgan, taking on Bad Sisters was a new challenge.
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