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Durul Bazan

Durul Bazan

Actor · 54 years old

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Age54
Birth dateSeptember 20, 1972
BirthplaceIstanbul
ProfessionActor
Zodiac signVirgo

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Durul Bazan — Biography

Durul Bazan, the only child of the noted economics professor Selçuk Bazan, was born on September 20, 1972, in Istanbul and trained as an actor at the Theatre Department of the State Conservatory at Mimar Sinan University, later working for years at the Kenter Theatre. He made his television debut in 2000 as Tarkan in Çarli İş Başında, and became widely known the following year as Necati opposite Emel Sayın and Mehmet Ali Erbil in Aşkım Aşkım. He went on to appear in Yıldızların Altında, Yuvam Yıkılmasın, Hayat Bilgisi, Emret Komutanım and its sequel Şah Mat, and Son Ders: Aşk ve Üniversite, then played Korsan Ercüment in the 2009 film Türkler Çıldırmış Olmalı, the same year appearing in Karanlıktakiler before joining Gecekondu in 2010. After Avrupa Avrupa (2011-2012) and Kocamın Ailesi (2014), he took roles in Ateşböceği (2017), Yüzleşme (2019, as Yakup) and Ağır Romantik (2020), then played Fikret in Duy Beni in 2022. He appeared in the Netflix series Yaratılan in 2023, returned to screens in 2025 with the film Düğün Evi and the series Modern Kadın, and closed out that year by joining the long-running series Arka Sokaklar as Adem Ağa.

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Family Viewer Asks whether the whole household can watch it; cares about humor and heart.

If you want to watch Durul Bazan with the family, Hayat Bilgisi and Kocamın Ailesi are the place to begin: one is a family comedy set around a school, the other the warm chaos of a large household. Arka Sokaklar is a police series, so it is better to check episodes before watching with young children, or to keep it for the grown-ups.

Action & Thriller Fan Puts pace, tension and set pieces first; little patience for slow drama.

Durul Bazan's action always comes mixed with jokes: in Arka Sokaklar, crime, action and comedy share one series, and in Emret Komutanım Yusuf Uzman Çavuş sits inside a military comedy. The pace is good, but the fighting never dominates. Anyone after hard-edged tension may find it light; for something quick and funny it does the job.

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