Talat Bulut
Actor · 70 years old
Halit in the series Yasak Elma
Profile
| Age | 70 |
|---|---|
| Birth date | March 23, 1956 |
| Birthplace | Kars |
| Profession | Actor |
| Zodiac sign | Aries |
| Eye color | Brown |
| Education | Acting training |
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Filmography / Projects
- Arjen: Azap Yolu
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Tuzak
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Forbidden Apple (Yasak Elma) (translated)
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Vizier's Finger (Vezir Parmağı) (translated)
- Hide and Seek (Saklambaç) (translated)
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Migration Time (Göç Zamanı) (translated)
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The Miracle (Mucize)
- The Small Town (Kasaba) (translated)
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Bliss (Mutluluk)
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My Mother (Annem) (translated)
- Love (Aşk) (translated)
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House of Angels (Melekler Evi)
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Abuzer Kadayıf
- Köçek
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Tarzan of Manisa (Manisa Tarzanı)
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Save Me (Kurtar Beni) (translated)
- Prenses
- Her Şeye Rağmen
- Takas: Zeyno'nun kumasi
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The Last Man from Urfa (Son Urfalı) (translated)
- Su
- Kurbağalar
- Kuyucaklı Yusuf
- Naciye with the Carnation (Karanfilli Naciye) (translated)
- Escape (Firar) (translated)
- Fidan
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Cure (Derman) (translated)
- Life Is Beautiful with You (Yaşamak Seninle Güzel) (translated)
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The Lake (Göl) (translated)
- Çayda Çıra Efsanesi
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Hazal
- Yılanı Öldürseler
- Beni Böyle Sev
Talat Bulut — Biography
Turkish actor and dubbing artist Talat Bulut, born Talat Dumanlı, has worked in Turkish cinema since the late 1970s. Film audiences came to know him through Manisa Tarzanı, and television audiences through the lead role of Halit Argun in the FOX series Yasak Elma; the character was written out by death in 2020, which ended his time on the show.
He left Hacettepe University's electronic engineering program in his second year for the theater and made his stage debut in 1975 at Ankara Sanat Tiyatrosu with Dimitrof, staying with the company for many years. Encouraged by Türkan Şoray, he stepped in front of the camera and began his film career in 1979 with Hazal. In 1983-1984 Derman and Firar, in which he shared the lead with Hülya Koçyiğit, made his name. He paused for a time as Turkish film output declined, then returned more selectively in the 1990s with films such as Manisa Tarzanı and Melekler Evi. Later he worked mostly in television, with Annem, Saklambaç, Kasaba, Göç Zamanı and Yasak Elma; on the big screen, Mutluluk and his Mahir Öğretmen in Mucize stand out.
His awards include best supporting actor at the Golden Orange for Derman (1983), best actor at the Ankara International Film Festival for Manisa Tarzanı (1994), the Turkish Film Critics Association's best supporting actor prize for Abuzer Kadayıf, and best actor at the Golden Orange for Melekler Evi (2000).
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