Aysan Sümercan
Aysan Sümercan was born on July 20, 1942 in Kırıkkale. The artist, who studied theater at the Istanbul Municipal Conservatory, started his career at the Ankara Art Theater and took his first step on the stage in the play "Hidden Army". Afterwards, he performed in venues such as Lale Oraloğlu Theatre, Arena Theater and Aysa Production Theatre; He took part as a guest artist at the Istanbul State Theater with the play "The Time Regulation Institute".
In his theater career, Sümercan also staged productions such as "Ah Smyrna, My Beautiful Izmir" (2012), "Uncle Vanya" (2010), "Play Bana Mastikayı" (2007). From the mid-1960s onwards, Sümercan produced films such as "Pure Man and Arsonists", "Bozuk Order", "Sultan Gelin", "Yosma", "Dance of Hell" and "Football". He enriched his stage experience by taking part in works such as "Bacak Factory".
Aysan, who is also active as a voice actor, has voiced in television series such as "Golden Girls", "Sevgi Bağları", "Tatlı Cadı" and "Kuzeyde Bir Yer". In the TV series world, he gave life to characters in popular productions such as "Avrupa Yakası", "Yıldır Hikâyesi", "Kınalı Kar" and "Bizim Mahalle". In his cinema career, he reached a wide audience by taking part in various roles in films such as "Dedemin İnsanları", "Recep İvedik 2", "Melekler Adasi", "Öldür Beni" and "Bedel".
The artist, who lived in Ankara for many years, later settled in Istanbul and continued his active work there. Sümercan, who speaks French well, has a son in his personal life.
Aysan Sümercan was born on July 20, 1942 in Kırıkkale, Türkiye.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 30 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Island of Angels (2004)
- Henna Snow (2002) — Nafile
- Don't Let It End Like This (2012)
- Ottoman Officer (2017) — Aghavni's Grandmother
- Milky Way (2009)
- Girls' Dormitory (2006)
- Stories from the Southeast: Homeland First (2010) — Havar Karalı
- Blood Wedding (2005)
- Kill Me (2008) — Emine
- The Price (2015)
- Cut (2014)
- Mountains Crazy (2007)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
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