Orhan Çağman
Actor · 1925 – 1997
Profile
| Birth date | 1925 |
|---|---|
| Birthplace | Isparta |
| Died | September 18, 1997 |
| Profession | Actor, Cinematographer, Film actor, Television actor, Film producer |
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Filmography / Projects
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A Long, Narrow Road (Uzun İnce Bir Yol) (translated)
- Welcome, My Rose (Hoşgeldin Gülüm) (translated)
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Our Folks (Bizimkiler) (translated)
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Woman (Hanım) (translated)
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Arabesque (Arabesk) (translated)
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Topsy-Turvy World (Düttürü Dünya) (translated)
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The Mill (Değirmen) (translated)
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Homeland Hotel (Anayurt Oteli) (translated)
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Guard (Bekçi) (translated)
- Badi
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Family Woman (Aile Kadını) (translated)
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A Broken Love Story (Kırık Bir Aşk Hikayesi) (translated)
Orhan Çağman — Biography
Orhan Çağman (Isparta – September 18, 1997, Istanbul) was a veteran of Turkish cinema who also worked as a cameraman and director of photography alongside his acting career. A commercial high school graduate, he appeared in films such as Abbas Yolcu (1959) in the early years of his career and went on to act in more than fifty films and television series. He took on character roles in major productions including Kırık Bir Aşk Hikayesi (1981), Bekçi (1985), Değirmen (1986), Anayurt Oteli (1986), Arabesk (1988), and Hanım (1989). Television audiences knew him best as Hakim Bey in the series Bizimkiler, in which he starred from 1989 until his death. Çağman passed away in Istanbul in 1997.
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