Figen Han

Figen Han, born as Nevval Karpuz in Bursa, is a Turkish film actor born on February 5, 1950. The artist, who stepped into the cinema in 1966, attracted attention with fantasy films in the early period. He became widely known in 1970 with the movie Wrath of the Kings, in which he starred with Cem Karaca.

Figen Han, who gained an unforgettable place with her "vamp woman" image during the Yeşilçam period of the 70s, became one of the leading artists of this field, along with names such as Zerrin Egeliler, Arzu Okay and Melek Görgün. The actress, who constantly performed in one of the important casinos of the period, worked with masters such as Füsun Önal, Ekrem Bora and Gönül Akkor.

Today, he lives a quiet life in the basement of an apartment building in Şişli, which he shares only with his cats.

Some of the unforgettable performances of Figen Han, who has appeared in countless films for many years, include productions such as Beloved in the Sky, Polished İbo in Germany, Hababam Battalion and A Bullet for Every Temptation. The actor, who started his cinema career in 1966, took part in many different types of films until 1983.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 45 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Traffic Cemal (1975)
• Warm Lips (1978)
• Wrath of Kings (1970)
• The Cowardly Hero (1979)
• Garsonyer (1980)
• Summer Notebook (1979)
• Lover in the Sky (1966)
• Crazy Girls (1975)
• Wild (1973) — Necla (Ali's Stepmother)
• Death Writ (1970) — Marta
• peanuts
• Lie (1976)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.