Çetin Başaran

Çetin Başaran is an actor who was born on January 1, 1940 in Zonguldak and stepped into the world of cinema in 1957. The artist, also known by his stage name "Tarzan Çetin", started his career at a young age and appeared in many films in a short time.

Başaran, who made his debut with the 1958 film "İftira", had a busy film schedule from the mid-1960s, especially in 1964 and 1965. In 1964, he took part in works such as "The Wandering Cub and the Filthy Cowboy", "Revolving Mirror", "Men Don't Cry", "House Game", "The People's Child" and "The Magnificent Zügitler", while in 1965 he starred in such works as "The Enemy Among Us", "They Call Us Turks", "My Dear Sacrifice You", "The Flower Girl", "Don't Touch".

He met the audience in numerous productions such as "I'll Be Broken", "Nine Lives Men" and "Brother Trouble".

He continued his cinema career in 1966 and 1967 with films such as "Arabacı Sabahat", "Beyoğlu Mystery", "Eşrefpaşalı", "Zorba", "Captain Kemal / Bitter Revenge", "Alpaslan's Fedaisi Alpago" and "The Golden Child in Beirut". In 1968, he made productions such as "The Thief of Baghdad", "Rose and Sugar", "Who is the King" and "Sheikh Ahmet".

He took part in films such as "Double Gun Kabadayı" and "Dost Hançeri" in 1969, and in the 1970s in works such as "Five Hergele", "Güllü Geiyorum Güllü" and "My Gun is My Honor".

In the mid-1970s, Başaran appeared before the audience with films such as "Acele Koca Araniyor", "Beşine De Vur", "Sefer Seferde", "Şeftalisi Ala Benziyor / 24 Ayardadım" and "If You Love, Love Now". In 1976, he appeared in projects such as "Ben Bir Garip Keloğlanım", "Cani", "Hammal" and "Korkusuz Cengaver". also took part.

In 1977 and 1978, he shot his last films that would hit the cinema screens, such as "German Bride", "Maybe One Day", "Dert Durağı", "Sunny Swamp", "Runaways", "Blue Mercedes", "I Will Never Forgive Again" and "Good Family Boy".

Çetin Başaran was born in 1940 in Zonguldak, Türkiye.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 129 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Gırgıriye (1981) — Fedai
• Tokatçı (1984) — Kara Erol's Man
• Magnificent Zuğurtler (1964)
• Steel Claw (1983)
• Wheeled Millionaire (1983) — Protection
• The Streets Are Burning (1965)
• Davaro (1981) — Bekiro's man
• The Lionheart Bully (1967)
• Pire Nuri (1968)
• Sweet Nigâr (1978)
• Effort (1988)
• You Are Mine (1979) — Doctor Murat

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.