Playing House (Evcilik Oyunu) (translated)
Orhan Aksoy's 1975 Turkish comedy Evcilik Oyunu ("Playing House") is built on love, jealousy and a sham marriage. The screenplay is by Safa Önal and Türker İnanoğlu produced it for Erler Film. The colour film runs 92 minutes, with music by Bora Ayanoğlu. Bubikoğlu and Akan lead.
The story starts with two young people betrothed since the cradle who have never met. Nazlı (Gülşen Bubikoğlu) is the daughter of rich businessman Mümtaz (Hulusi Kentmen); Adnan (Tarık Akan) is the son of Mümtaz's old friend Rıfkı. Her father wants her to marry Adnan, but Nazlı refuses, scorns his family and leaves home. Adnan does not want the match either, but, irked by her attitude, decides to play a game and tracks her down. At a hotel he passes himself off as a boat owner, while Nazlı plays a tourist. When Adnan, fleeing police, hides in her room, she offers him money for a sham thirty-day marriage.
After the deal, the couple go to her father's house, Adnan acting boorish all the way. At the party in the groom's honour his relatives turn up, and when Nazlı's friend Esin (Hülya Tuğlu) grows close to Adnan, Nazlı regrets the marriage. Games, misunderstandings and jealousy fill the rest.
| Director | Orhan Aksoy |
|---|---|
| Production company | Erler Film |
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Cast
Gülşen Bubikoğlu
Nazlı Yavuz
Tarık Akan
Adnan
Hulusi Kentmen
Mümtaz Yavuz
Hülya Tuğlu
Mürüvvet Sim
Mümtaz Ener
Rıfkı
Sami Hazinses
Sami
Haluk Orçun
Kubilay Hakan
Günfer Feray
Ekrem Dümer
Jeweler
Reşit Çıldam
Muzaffer Yenen
Ali Demir
Hakkı Kıvanç
Prisoner
Erol Günaydın
Süheyl Eğriboz
Güler Ökten
Zafer Önen
Şener Şen
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