Bülent Alkış

Bülent Alkış

Actor · 52 years old

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Age52
Birth dateJuly 25, 1974
Birthplaceİzmir
ProfessionActor
Zodiac signLeo
Eye colorBrown
EducationDokuz Eylül University State Conservatory, Acting Department

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Bülent Alkış — Biography

Bülent Alkış is an actor who came from the theater and has spent close to three decades as a character actor in television and film. He played Sultan Abdülaziz in Filinta, Ömer Hayyam in Uyanış: Büyük Selçuklu and, more recently, Şehabettin Paşa in Mehmed: Fetihler Sultanı.

He studied acting at the Dokuz Eylül University Conservatory and first appeared on stage in 1992 with Konak Municipal Theatre in İzmir, as the postman in Alamanya'dan Bir Yar Gelir Bizlere. In Istanbul he began with Pınar Children's Theatre, turned professional in the Levent Kırca and Oya Başar Theatre production Hangi Yüzle, and went on to children's theaters and plays such as Cam and Kurusıkı. He entered television in 1998 as Murat in Aynalı Tahir, and played Hüseyin in Bu Kalp Seni Unutur mu?. On film he played Major Mahmut Sabri in Çanakkale 1915 and Atalay Göktuna in Cep Herkülü: Naim Süleymanoğlu.

He played Hasan Bozkırlı in İsimsizler and Cihangir in Son Nefesime Kadar.

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Bülent Alkış plays men of state and learning in historical series: Sultan Abdülaziz in Filinta, Ömer Hayyam in Uyanış: Büyük Selçuklu, Şehabeddin in Mehmed: Fetihler Sultanı. Being the face of the ruler or adviser in three different eras explains, in my view, why productions staging the past see in him a trustworthy figure of authority.

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A comedy part like Refik in Yedi Numara shows another side next to Bülent Alkış's grave men in costume dramas: he has a lighter register too. But as history series from Filinta to Barbaros dominate, that side, in my view, goes underused.

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