Gökhan Mete

Gökhan Mete was born in Istanbul in 1945. For many years, he appeared before the audience both on the theater stage and in the world of cinema and television.

Mete, who started his artistic life in the theater branch of Bursa Community Center in 1963, took the stage at Ulvi Uraz Theater three years later. The artist, who joined Istanbul City Theaters in 1974, retired after working there for many years. He also took on various roles in movies and TV series.

In the theater, she took part in important plays such as Family Honor, Women Also Lost the War, The Legend of Mount Ararat, Trees Die Standing and An Enemy of the People. In cinema and television, he appeared in productions such as Neşeli Günler, Yorgun Savaşçı, Kılıbık, Alev Gibi, 72. Koğuş, Farewell Rumelia, Karadağlar, Huzur Sokak and, in recent years, O Hayat Benim, Teşkilat.

Gökhan Mete, who has worked in a wide range of fields in both performing arts and visual media throughout his long career, continues to be remembered as one of the important names of the Turkish art world.

Gökhan Mete was born in Istanbul, Türkiye in 1945.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 43 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Peace Street (2012) — Hasan Zorlu
• Montenegro (2010)
• Bride from Istanbul (2017) — Yunus
• Farewell Rumelia (2007) — Kasap Cabbar
• Black Melek (1997) — Saim Salihoğlu
• Crazy Bediş (1996) — Mustafa
• Prosecutor (1992)
• Ahh Istanbul (2006)
• Days of Fire (1987)
• Family Woman (1983)
• The Doctors (1989) — Doctor
• Establishment Osmancık (1988) — Harmankaya Tekfuru Aleksius

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.