İbrahim Delideniz is a Turkish film actor who was born in Istanbul in 1901 and died in the same city on June 12, 1985. During his long career, he took part in many productions from the early periods of silent cinema to the golden ages of color films.
Delideniz, who took her first step into the world of cinema in 1917 with the movie "Bican Efendi Vekilharç", also appeared in works such as "Binnaz", "Samson" and "Governess" in 1919. In the 1920s, he engraved his name in the history of cinema with films such as "Bican Efendi Mektep Hocası", "Boğaziçi Marijuana / Nur Baba", "A Tragedy of Love in Istanbul", "A Tragedy in the Maiden's Tower", "Leblebici Horhor" and "Ateşten Gömlek".
In the 1930s, he took part in productions such as "Söz Bir Allah Bir", "Cici Berber", "If My Wife Is Aldatırsa", "Milyon Avcıları", "Leblebici Horhor Ağa", "Güneşe Doğru" and "Doğan Çavuş" and took part in the audience's memory. While he continued his cinema career in the 1940s with films such as "Akasya Palas", "Yılmaz Ali", "Şehvet Kurbanı", "Kahveci Güzeli", "Jealous" and "Hasret", in the 1950s he made films such as "The Favorite of Selim III", "Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha", "Homeland and Namık Kemal", "Conquest of Istanbul". It has also been seen in historical themed productions.
In the 1950s and 1960s, "Edi and Büdü", "Last Night", "Yavuz Sultan Selim is Crying", "Carpet Girl", "Expected Song", "Woman Reverse", "Kara Çalı", "Poyraz Osman", "Shameless Man", "Groom Gentleman", "Expatriate Travelers", "Children of Sorrow", "If a Woman Wants", He took part in many films such as "The Life of Prophet Yusuf", "Gharam fi Stambul" and "Rebels". In his last years, he continued his presence in the world of cinema with productions in different genres such as "Savvy Frankenstayn".
İbrahim Delideniz was born in 1901 in Istanbul, Türkiye. He died on June 12, 1985.
İbrahim Delideniz was born in Istanbul in 1901. He is an actor, known for Lovely Frankenstayn (1975), Infinite Anguish (1949) and The Last Song (1954). He died in Istanbul on June 12, 1985.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 35 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Black Bush (1956)
- Last Buse (1952)
- Poyraz Osman (1959)
- Whore's Love (1957)
- Under the Lilacs (1954)
- The Forgotten Secret (1946)
- Troubled Heart (1957)
- We Ordered to God (1951) — Major Nuri
- Crazy Hell (1954)
- Tulip Era (1951) — Jean-Baptiste Vanmour
- The Last Letter (1957)
- The Unceasing Pain (1949)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.