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Asli Bayram
Asli Bayram in 2003.
Born	April 1, 1981 (1981-04-01) (age 28) Darmstadt, Germany
Occupation	actress, model
Website http://www.asli-bayram.com/

Asli Bayram (born April 1, 1981) is a German actress and model of Turkish descent, who is best known for being Miss Germany in 2005.^[1]

Biography

Asli Bayram was born in Darmstadt, Germany into a Turkish family. Her hometown, Darmstadt, was nicknamed the "German Town of Science".^[2]

At 12 years old, Bayram answered the door to a neo-Nazi neighbour wielding a gun at her Darmstadt apartment. As her father lunged to push his daughter out of harm's way while slamming the door shut, the gun shot passed through the door, and into her father's stomach. Her father died from the wound.^[3]

Since October, 2007 regular theatrical appearances on stage with "The Diary of Anne Frank" as a scenic reading, so during a Canada Tour in November 2008, as her first stage appearance in North America, invited by the Simon Wiesenthal Center[1] and in Cooperation with the Theatre Te-Amim [2], Toronto [3].

The motto of Asli Bayram is: "You can do anything if you really want to".

Education

School-leaving certificate (Abitur) at the Max Beckmann School in Frankfurt am Main;

Studying law in Frankfurt am Main until 2003.

Drama training at the BKM (Besiktas Kültür Merkezi) in Istanbul and Anne Mertin, Vienna;

Filmography

• Miss Universe 2005 at the Internet Movie Database (documentary, 2005)
• Beyza'nin kadinlari at the Internet Movie Database - English title: Shattered Soul (2006)
• Jump - with Patrick Swayze, Heinz Hönig, Anja Kruse (movie, 2006)
• Short Cut to Hollywood at the Internet Movie Database - with Jan Henrik Stahlberg and Marcus Mittermeier, (movie, 2007), in Post-production
• Amok - (movie, 2010)
• Sevdah za Karima (movie, 2010) - English title: Blues for Karim (2010)

Notes

• Text from Asli Bayram

References

External links

• Official website of Asli Bayram
• Asli Bayram at the Internet Movie Database