Nizam Ergüden was born in Afyonkarahisar on 17 September 1918 and died in Izmir on 21 April 1989. Known as one of the popular faces of Yeşilçam, the artist stepped into the world of cinema with the movie "On Fearless Men" and later served the industry by working in many areas.
In addition to the films in which he worked as a set manager, his work as art director in Cüneyt Arkın's film "Fatherhood" is one of the important points in his career. Especially the character İbo, whom he portrayed in the movie "Banker Bilo", is remembered as one of the best examples of his acting talent.
Under the influence of the erotic film movement that rose in Yeşilçam in the 1970s, Nizam Ergüden had to present his cuteness to the audience by taking part in such productions. The artist, who turned to horse keeping and coaching later in his life, died in Izmir on April 21, 1989, as a result of being stabbed by an Arabian horse. The place where his grave is located is the old Buca cemetery of Izmir.
Born in Afyon in 1918, Nizam Ergüden is one of the unforgettable faces of Yeşilçam with his cuteness. The artist, who started his acting career with the movie Ten Fearless Men, has served the cinema in many branches. He worked as the set manager of many films and served as the art director of Cüneyt Arkın's film Babalık.
Nizam Ergüden, who showed an excellent acting role as a smuggler in the movie Banker Bilo, got his share of the sex craze that surrounded Yeşilçam in the 1970s, and was cast or had to act in many cheap erotic themed movies to add cuteness. Veteran Nizam Ergüden, who worked as a horse caretaker/trainer in the last years of his life and lost his life as a result of the kicks of an Arabian horse he was taking care of, died in Izmir on April 21, 1991. His grave is in the old Buca cemetery of Izmir.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 71 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Anxiety (1974) — Osman
- King Who (1968) — Antique Dealer Engagement
- Friend (1974) — Muhittin - Cemil's brother
- Love Me (1979)
- Poor People (1975) — The Salesman
- Hope (1970) — Nizam
- Trap (1973)
- Pursuit (1981)
- Blonde Star (1979) — Doctor
- White Bird (1977)
- Screwdriver (1979)
- Purple Notebook (1964)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
