Müfit Kiper was born in Bitola in 1912 and died in a traffic accident in Istanbul on July 9, 1974. He took his first step on the theater stage in 1932 with the character of Jaro in the play "Miracle". She entered the cinema with her role in the movie "Aysel Bataklı Damın Kızı", written by Nazım Hikmet and directed by Muhsin Ertuğrul.
He performed in more than 150 theater plays throughout his career, and completed his last scene by portraying a clergyman in the play "Young Osman". He was married and had two children; He was also the father of voice actor Mazlum Kiper.
Her acting started with the movie "Aysel Bataklı Damın Kızı" in 1934 and included many productions such as "Aynaroz Kadısı" (1938), "Şehvet Kurbanı" (1940), "Dertli Pınar", "Nasreddin Hodja at the Wedding" and "Thirteen Heroes" (all 1943). Starting from the mid-1940s, he took part in films such as "Mermaid", "Hasret", "Yayla Kartalı", "Domaniç Yolcusu / Forgotten Secret", "Toros Çocuğu" and "Kızilirmak Karakoyun".
He continued his presence on the screens with works such as "Yanık Kaval" in 1947, "Efsuncu Baba" and "I'm Yours Until Death" in 1949.
In the 1950s, he starred in historical and dramatic films such as "We Ordered to God", "Conquest of Istanbul", "Homeland and Namık Kemal", "Adak Tepe", "Kızıltug - Genghis Khan" and "Yavuz Sultan Selim Ağlamak". He consolidated his cinema career with productions such as "Hidden Yara", "Halcı Kız" and "Roygun" in 1953, and then with the films "It's Too Late Now" and "White City" in 1955.
He left his mark on the screens with the films "Abandoned Documents of a Dead Woman" and "City Stars" in 1956, and with the films "Golden Cage", "Veiled Lake" and "Conscience" in 1958.
In the later periods of the 1960s, she took part in productions such as "The False Prince" (1961), "The Love Thief" and "Tomboy Gets Married" (both 1963), "Against the Law" (1964). In 1968, "Clerk / On the Way to Üsküdar" and in 1969, "Is It My Sin?" and "Letters of a Dead Woman", "Mercenary Soldiers" in 1970, "Beyoğlu Güzeli" in 1971 and "Fathers' Sin" in 1973, "Enemy", "The Wounded from the Heart", "Conqueror of Hearts: Yunus Emre", "Rabia", "Tarkan Strong Hero Against Armless Hero" and "Yunus Emre". He signed a series of projects.
Müfit Kiper was born in 1912 in Bitola, North Macedonia (Ottoman Empire). He died on July 9, 1974.
Müfit Kiper was born in 1912 in Bitola district of Macedonia. She started her cinema career with her role in the movie Aysel Bataklı Damın Kızı (1934), whose script was written by Nazım Hikmet and directed by Muhsin Ertuğrul. His fame increased with his successful acting in the films Efsuncu Baba (1949), Yunus Emre (1973) and Ölmüş Bir Kadının Letters (1969).
In addition to his acting, he worked as Art Director in the movie Yavuz Sultan Selim Ağlamak (1952). He designed the scenery for the film Expected Song (1953). He died in Istanbul in 1974.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 47 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- For the Homeland (1951)
- Yanık Kaval (1947)
- Beyoğlu Beauty (1971)
- Northern Star (1954)
- Adak Tepe (1952)
- Hidden Wound (1953)
- Fosforlu's Game: A Trap for Kitipiyoza (1959)
- Enchanter Baba (1949)
- The Golden Cage (1958)
- Mermaid (1944)
- The Forgotten Secret (1946)
- Thirteen Heroes (1943)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.