Asuman Arsan was born in Istanbul on May 9, 1934 and died in the same city on October 11, 1997, at the age of 63. The artist, who grew up without knowing his mother, took his first step on the stage as an actor at the Ses Theater in 1950. Ten years later, he joined the Istanbul Theatre, founded by actors who left the Ses Group, and later took the stage on stages under the direction of famous names such as Muammer Karaca, Kenan Bรผke and Haldun Dormen.
In her private life, she married theater actor Muzaffer Hepgรผler in 1955; This marriage lasted five and a half years. Then, he was married to Umran Ertok for a short time. Arsan, who turned to the world of cinema and television since 1965, took part in popular films and TV series projects of that period. Throughout his career, he has created an extensive filmography, starting from the 1955 film "Song of Anguish" and extending to 1979; He became a part of the audience's memory by taking part in several productions a year, especially in the 1960s and 1970s.
Towards the end of his life, Asuman Arsan, who died as a result of an asthma attack on October 11, 1997, found his eternal resting place with his family in Topkapฤฑ Cemetery. The legacy he left to the art world is still remembered with his many works in both stage and cinema.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 80 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Politics Square (1994) โ Self (archive footage)
- Yasemince (1993)
- Family Woman (1983)
- Stubborn (1988) โ Emine
- Ten Women (1987)
- The Root of My Dish (1993)
- Today's Courtier (1985) โ รftade
- I Want to Live (1967)
- Sweet Nigรขr (1978)
- Song of Anguish (1955)
- Goodbye Istanbul (1966)
- Turkmen Wedding (1989) โ Nesibe
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
