Ali Fuat Onan is a Turkish actor, assistant director and screenwriter, born on September 18, 1952 in Ankara. He starred in more than fifty films and TV series over forty years.
He started his artistic life in theatre; He played in รaฤdaล Sahne, Ankara Public Theater and State Theatre's Aziz Nesin Stage. He made his film debut in 1980 with Bir Gรผn Hikayesi, directed by Sinan รetin.
Cinema career
In addition to his work in front of the camera, he also worked as an assistant director; Sinan รetin and Mustafa Altฤฑoklar are among the directors he has worked with in this field. He wrote the script for the 1987 movie Fireflies.
As an actor, he took part in films such as รiรงek Abbas (1982), Roveลata in the Coffin and Dagger Fell into the Sea, and appeared in productions such as Everything Will Be Great and Large Family. He received the Special Jury Award at the 13th Sadri Alฤฑลฤฑk Theater and Cinema Actor Awards in 2008 for his role in Fikret Bey.
In recent years, he has also acted in digital platform series; Fatma (2021) and Cemetery: Just a Breath Close (2022) are among them.
Onan is one of the familiar faces seen in supporting roles in Turkish cinema for many years.
