Cevat Kurtuluş was born in Istanbul on June 20, 1922, and passed away in Ankara on September 6, 1992, in the seventieth year of his life. It took its name from Cenap Pasha, who was known as a veteran of the Gallipoli War.
After graduating from İzmir İnönü High School, he continued his education at Ankara State Conservatory Theater Department. In his youth, he took part as a baritone in the opera choir of the State Theater and Opera and quickly made a name for himself with the imitation shows he presented in various casinos in Ankara until the end of the 1940s.
He took the stage in plays such as "Young Osman", "Wrong Wrong On", "Bandit", "The Banquet of Tanrıdağı", "Selim III" and "Politeness Idiot".
He moved to Istanbul in 1947 and took his first step into the cinema industry, and in the same year he met the big screen with the movie "Kerim's Passion" directed by Ferdi Tayfur. frequently seen in movies became.尤其是他塑造的“呆瓜仆人”角色，让他成为土In 1969 The comedy "Ölür Müsün Öldürür Müsün", which he played in Üç Maymun Kabare Theatre, the "Güliyorum Güldürüz" series broadcast on television in 1977, and the play "İş İştir" prepared for television in 1980, also revealed his versatile artistry.
In his private life, he married actress Meral Kurtuluş on January 16, 1959. He was buried in Feriköy Cemetery after his heart attack in 1992.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 115 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- My Baby (1970) — Chauffeur
- We're Cold (1984)
- Unforgettable Director of Love Movies (1990)
- Under My Hat (1965) — Technical Director
- Immortal Woman (1967)
- Everything is for My Husband (1991)
- Make Your Laugh Make You Laugh (1976)
- Flirtatious Girls (1975)
- Big Election in Gırgıriye (1984)
- Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (1972)
- Driver Memet (1977)
- An Angel on Earth (1974) — Şaban
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
