Atilla Ergün, real name Atilla Ergündoğmuş, was born in Izmir on 10 October 1939 and died in Istanbul on 20 October 1998. After graduating from Ankara State Conservatory Theater Department, he joined the well-known character actors of Yeşilçam.
In addition to his acting, his interest in music was also remarkable; He wrote the lyrics of works such as "I Wrote Your Name on the Stones on the Road" and "I Have an Account". In this respect, he left a different mark in the art world.
Ergün, who started his career in 1957 with the movie "Yetim", then took part in productions such as "Zavallı Yavrucak" (1959), "İnleyen Dağlar" (1961) and " Kadın Asla Unutmaz" (1961). Since the mid-1960s, he has successfully portrayed character roles in films such as "Bloody Wheat", "Konyakçı", "Murtaza", "I Sworn to Arms" and "Wounded Eagle".
Ergün, who appeared in films such as "Ali and Veli", "Is Friendship Dead?", "Blood and Gun", "The Fate of Kings" in the 1970s, continued his cinema career with productions such as "Alaeddin's Lamp", "Five Executed Men" and "Revenge Hour" in 1971. As one of Yeşilçam's productive actors, his performances in the drama and adventure genres have remained in the memory of the audience.
Atilla Ergün was born on October 10, 1939 in Izmir, Türkiye. He died on October 20, 1998.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 122 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Prosecutor (1992)
- Establishment Osmancık (1988) — Hasan Alp
- Home (1990)
- Hasan Drowned (1990)
- Little Hands (1983)
- The Law of Borders (1966) — Zeki
- I'm the Grim Reaper (1968)
- Wrath of Kings (1970)
- Turkmen Wedding (1989) — Kadir
- Anatolian Law (1966)
- Mother Heart (1987)
- Milcano (1981) — Osman
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
