Füsun Erbulak

Füsun Erbulak was a versatile artist born in Istanbul on June 25, 1943. Erbulak, who graduated from Notre Dame de Sion and Istanbul Municipal Conservatory Theater Department, started acting at Dormen Theater in 1962. She married Altan Erbulak, whom she met at the same theater. He continued his artistic life in various companies such as Koca Mustafa Paşa Çevre Theatre, Fikret Hakan Theater and Hadi Çaman Yeditepe Players.

He started his cinema career with his first film in 1955. Erbulak, who also attracted attention with his political stance, took part in the Turkish Socialist Workers Party. He had the experience of divorcing his wife and then remarrying. His books, *Sixty Days of Something*, published in 1984, and *Burgu*, published in 1986, were confiscated on the grounds of obscenity.

The artist, who also worked as a translator, journalist and writer, was also the mother of actress Sevinç Erbulak.

The artist started training the new generation of actors at Erbulak House, which was opened in 2014. This workshop became a platform where he conveyed his many years of experience. Füsun Erbulak was a versatile name who gave life to unforgettable characters both on the theater stage and on the screen, and also used her pen in many different fields.

Füsun Erbulak was born on June 25, 1943 in Istanbul, Türkiye.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 18 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Circle (2017)
• Şahsiyet (2018) — Kader's Mother
• Silver (2005) — Dilruba
• Where Were We (2008) — Samime
• Gül Oya in My Circle (2004) — Madam Niki
• He's Talking About Talk (1991)
• Second Chance (2016)
• Heart (2006)
• The Last of Urfa (1986)
• A Slice of Love (2004) — Zeynep
• Battle of Love Square (2002) — Hüma
• There (2009)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.