Ergün Demir

Ergün Demir, born in Giresun on December 10, 1969, is a Turkish theatre, cinema and TV series actor, director and screenwriter. The artist immigrated to France with his family when he was five years old, where he was introduced to theater during his primary school years.

After completing his high school education, he graduated from the IPJA (Institut Pour Les Jeunes Artistes) theater department directed by Jean Darnel. He then studied professional theater for four years under the direction of Jacques Kramer at the Chartres State Theatre. During his theater studies, he also continued his classical guitar education at ENMP (Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris). He took part in various important plays in Paris and Chartres.

Ergün Demir, who returned to Türkiye in 2005 upon the invitation of Ayla Algan, came to the fore with his television and cinema works as well as theatre. Additionally, he gave theater lessons at Ekol Drama Art Center, Müjdat Gezen Art Center and Sadri Alışık Cultural Center.

Among his theater plays, there are successful works such as "Pir Sultan Abdal" (Hacı Boğos) in Sadri Alışık Theater and "The Wedding of Figaro" (Cherubin) in Theater Kedi. Also noteworthy are the texts of Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio and his reading theater works at the French Palace in Paris.

Ergün Demir's filmography has a very wide range. He took part as both actor and screenwriter in the short film "Why Weapon" and played the leading role in the short film "Danjeureux". He also appeared in the movie "Ma Petite Entrepise".

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 6 productions; The 5 most well-known ones are listed.

• One Thousand and One Nights (2006) — Ali Kemal Evliyaoglu
• Public Order BerkKemal (2014)
• Es-Es (2008)
• Zerk (2018)
• Fire (2016)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.