Nubar Terziyan
Actor · died at 84
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| Age | died at 84 |
|---|---|
| Birth date | March 16, 1909 |
| Birthplace | İstanbul |
| Died | January 14, 1994 |
| Profession | Actor, Television actor |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
Nubar Terziyan — Biography
Nubar Terziyan, born Nubar Alyanak (16 March 1909, Istanbul – 14 January 1994, Istanbul), was a Turkish film and stage actor of Armenian descent. He was educated at the Bakırköy Bezazyan Armenian school and began performing on stage in 1940 with the Gençler Temaşa Heyeti troupe. He entered film in 1949 with Efsuncu Baba, adapted from a novel by Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar, and went on to appear in more than four hundred productions across four decades.
Although he never received formal acting training, he developed a distinctive, improvisation-based style and became known for warm supporting characters such as kindly fathers, affectionate grandfathers and good-hearted shopkeepers in Yeşilçam cinema. He never concealed his Armenian heritage, and he died in Istanbul at the age of 84.
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Filmography / Projects
- 1971 I won't mention his name. (Adını Anmayacağım) (translated)
- 1971 Cute Bandit (Sevimli Haydut) (translated)
- 1973 A Bunch Of Violets (Bir Demet Menekşe)
- 1953 The Robbery (Soygun)
- 1965 In a Joke (Şaka ile Karışık) (translated)
- 1953 The Killer (Katil)
- 1957 A Handful of Soil (Bir Avuç Toprak)
- 1953 Murderous City (Öldüren Şehir)
- 1956 Revenge of the Flame (İntikam Alevi)
- 1952 In the Name of the Law (Kanun Namına)
- 1965 The Bread Seller Woman (Ekmekçi Kadın)
- 1966 The Mystery of Beyoğlu (Beyoğlu Esrarı) (translated)
- 1979 Darling (Canikom) (translated)
- 1949 The Sorcerer Father (Efsuncu Baba) (translated)
- 1951 The Conquest of Constantinople (İstanbul'un Fethi)
- 1973 Kareteci Kiz (Karateci Kız)
- 1979 The Weary Warrior (Yorgun Savaşçı) (translated)
- 1981 Zubuk (Zübük) (translated)
- 1977 Raid (Baskın) (translated)
- 1971 My Little Sweetheart (Küçük Sevgilim) (translated)
- 1972 prisoner (Mahkûm) (translated)
- 1973 Haul (Vurgun) (translated)
- 1952 Ankara Express (Ankara Ekspresi) (translated)



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