Muzaffer Civan

Muzaffer Civan is a Turkish film actor who was born on 23 August 1936 in Kırıkkale and died on 3 October 1993 in Istanbul.

Civan, who started acting in 1965, took part in many productions throughout his career. His first films include "Ask Me Women" and "Bahadır From Khorasan". In the late 1960s, he performed in works such as "Cango Death Rider / Fearless Man", "Hacı Murat", "Flame Years", "Sky Flag" and "Not a Woman, but a Troublemaker".

In the 1970s, he was frequently seen on the screens with films such as "Those Who Died Like a Man", "Inner Bridegroom", "Champion" and "Driver Nebahat", and in 1971 he took part in many productions such as "Alaeddin's Lamp", "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves", "Battal Gazi Epic", "Toto King" and "Turist Ömer Bullfighter". has received. In the same year, titles such as "The Grim Reaper is After Us", "The Five Horsemen of the Grim Reaper", "The Father" and "The Immortals" were added to his filmography.

Between 1972 and 1974, he took part in films of various genres such as "Ahmet Sergeant", "The Scoundrels Go to Hell", "The Game of My Destiny", "Murat and Nazlı", "Dishonorable", "Money", "Tarkan Golden Medallion", "Lilies Blooming" and "Poor People". In 1975-1977, he took part in projects such as "Father of Fathers", "Executioner", "Hanzo", "Harakiri", "The Brave One from Altay", "My One Tanem" and "High School Girls".

He continued his cinema career in the 1980s with films such as "Colorful World", "Davaro", "Fate of Destiny", "Bir Sip of Happiness" and "How to Rebel", and then he was remembered as one of the well-known names of Turkish cinema until his death in 1993.

Muzaffer Civan was born on 23 August 1923 in Kırıkkale. In 1965, she started acting in the movie Beni Kadına Sor directed by Şinasi Özonuk. He played both good guy and bad guy roles. He played characters such as butcher, grocer, greengrocer, meatball seller and butler. Apart from acting, he worked as a taxi driver in Istanbul. He died in Istanbul on January 10, 1990.

He starred in more than 130 films and TV series. Some of them are:

Malkoçoğlu Akıncılar Are Coming (1969)

Tarkan (1969)

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 62 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Şekerpare (1983)
• Little Agha (1984)
• Tokatçı (1984) — Amele
• Station (1977)
• Davaro (1981) — Meyhaneci
• Fahriye Abla (1984) — Customer
• King Who (1968) — Yıldırım's Man
• Oriental Bülbülü (1979) — Seyyar Meatball Shop
• Tarzan Rıfkı (1986) — Uşak
• One Day a Year (1971) — The Guardian
• Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (1972)
• Flaming Years (1968) — Citizen

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.