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Bican Günalan was born in Istanbul, Turkey, in 1964. He is an actor primarily known for his work in theatre, film, and television. At the age of 16, in 1980, he began his career in the performing arts by enrolling in the Istanbul Performing Arts Academy. In 1983, he joined the ABC Genclik Theatre, and three years later, in 1986, he became part of the Nobetci Theatre alongside Ferhan Sensoy. From 1987 to 1995, Günalan was active in Ferhan Sensoy's Ortaoyuncular Theatre group, participating in numerous television and theatre projects both as an actor and a member of the directorial team. In 1993, he appeared as a recurring character in the television series "Süper Baba."
Günalan officially joined Besiktas Kultur Merkezi (BKM) after being cast in a leading role in the play "Otogargara." His breakthrough came in 1995 when he starred as a main character in the acclaimed comedy series "Bir Demet Tiyatro," produced by BKM. His portrayal of Fadil Fidillioglu, a quirky family man and loyal assistant to a sly politician, left a lasting impression on Turkish audiences, who continue to associate him with this role.
While working with BKM, Günalan performed in notable plays such as "Otogargara," "Bana Bir Seyhler Oluyor," and "Sen Hic Atesbocegi Gordun mu." He also appeared in well-regarded films including "Vizontele," "Vizontele Tuuba," "Organize Isler," "Eyyvah Eyvah," and "Eyyvah Eyvah 2," as well as in popular television series like "Bir Demet Tiyatro," "Sen Yuva," and "Bizim Okul."
After immigrating to Canada with his wife and daughter in 2003, Bican Günalan has been dividing his time between Toronto, Canada, and Istanbul, Turkey.
