Ahmet Uz

Born in Ankara on March 22, 1945, Ahmet Uz grew up in a family surrounded by music and entered the performing arts by completing the Istanbul Municipal Conservatory Theater Department in 1970. After his graduation, he strengthened his experience by working in various private theaters and the General Directorate of State Theatres; In 1977, he joined the City Theater staff.

Uz, who took part in more than 100 plays on the theater stage, made a name for himself with productions such as "Wren" (1974), "Marius" (1975) and "Tırpan" (1979). He also performed in classical works such as Shakespeare's "King Lear" in the 1990s, Sophocles' "Oedipus" in 1996, and Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment" in 2001.

His career outside the theater was also quite colorful. In 1984, he produced films such as " Kadınca ", " Acı ", " Fırtına Gönüller ", " Fidan ", " Şaşkın Gelin " and " Coup "; In the same year, he also expanded his acting experience in productions such as "Erkek Fatma". He became a familiar name to the audience with television series such as "The Witch Tree" in 1994, "Kara Melek" in 1997 and "Poisonous Flower" in 2000.

He also attracted attention with his roles in projects such as "Foreign Groom" in 2004, "Little Lady" and "The Driver of the Little Lady" in 2006, and "Strange Stories" in 2012.

Ahmet Uz, who died in Istanbul on November 8, 2020, at the age of 75, after a long and productive artistic life, was buried in Ümraniye Ihlamurkuyu Cemetery. The wide repertoire of plays and TV series he left behind is considered a legacy that is still remembered in the Turkish theater and cinema world.

Ahmet Uz was born on March 22, 1945 in Ankara, Türkiye. He passed away on November 8, 2020.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in 19 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Foreign Groom (2004) — Hikmet
• Sealed Roses (2003) — President Adnan
• Dark Angel (1997)
• Unutulmaz (2009) — Cemil Güler
• September (2005)
• Olive Branch (2005)
• Strange Stories (2012) — Turgut
• Amber (2016)
• Tokatçı (1984) — Hakkı Kıvanç Voice
• Three Istanbuls (1983) — Alfred Cevat
• Neva (2013)
• Who Killed Lady Winsley? (2019) — November

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.