Kâmil Güler

Kâmil Güler is an artist from Adana, born on October 12, 1972. He took an active part in the world of cinema, theater and TV series, and contributed to stage art with pantomime shows for many years. He was among the founders of the Istanbul Royal Theater during its establishment and was a member of the cast when the theater started its new activities.

Later, he served as the CEO of the theater for a while so that the directors, writers and actors could focus only on their own performances, and then left this position and left the Istanbul Royal Theatre.

In his private life, he has been married three times. His first marriage was with journalist Sevim Gözay, and this relationship lasted for a year. He had his second marriage with actress Yeşim Büber, and this marriage lasted for the same period of time. He completed his third marriage with national volleyball player Neslihan Demir on 19 June 2014.

In his screen career, he has directed many TV series and films. Among the TV series, he has roles such as Koray in İnci Taneleri (2025), Kimler Geldi, Kimler Geçti (2024–) and İzzet Ertekin in Sakla Beni (2023–2024), Faravelli in Mahsusa: Tripoli (2023–2024), Pedagogue Ferit in My Son (2022), Ünsal in This is My Tale. (2021), Photographer Abdullah in Filinta (2014–2016), Kemal in Güzel Ugly (2013), program presenter in Söz Chain (2012), Nihat in Kızım Nerede? (2010), presenter in 321 Cook! (2009), Haneler (2009–2010), Köşe Bucak Türkiye (2008–2009), Murat Güler in M.A.T (2008), Taylar in Ece (2008), Captain Ziya in İpsiz Recep (2008), Commissioner Nevzat (2007), Volkan in Aşk Eski Bir Yalan (2007), Magician Zühtü in Acemi Cadı (guest, 2006), Efe in Maçolar (2006), Gökhan in Gümüş (2005); He played characters such as Şenoğlu (2001), Ahmet in Affet Benim Hocam (1998) and Ergün in Şehnaz Tango (1994).

In the field of film, he took part in productions such as Aaahh Belinda (2023), Arif V 216 (2018), Sağ Salim (2012), Para=Dolar (2008), İçimdeki Dışı - Seni Seviyorum (2008), Okan's friend in O Kadın (2007), Ömerçip (2003) and Davaro (1981).