Ali Üstüntaş, 1950'li yıllarda Türk sinemasında rol almış oyuncudur. He was born in Ordu in 1923, died in 1960; sinema kariyeri 1951-1957 arasındaki yaklaşık on iki filmle sınırlı kaldı.
He stepped into the cinema in 1951 with Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha, directed by Baha Gelenbevi; He played a sailor in the movie. In 1952, he appeared in productions such as Adak Tepe, Kara Efe and Çakırcalı Mehmet Efe'nin Definesi, and then played in Kanlı Çiftlik. He appeared in the films Victims of Passion in 1953, Falling Girls in 1954 and Nasreddin Hodja and Tamerlane.
He was in the cast of Danger Everywhere and White City in 1955, and Flame of Vengeance in 1956. His last film was 1957's Berduş. Üstüntaş, who mostly appears in supporting roles, is one of the actors mentioned in Yeşilçam's early casts.