Nüvit Candaner

Nüvit Candaner, born May 10, 1954, is a Turkish actor, voice actor and dubbing director. He is known for the voice he gave to the character Victor in the Turkish dubbing of the TV series Yalan Rüzgâri.

He was introduced to the world of sound at an early age; His father, Nejat Candaner, was also a dubbing director. After graduating from Nişantaşı Işık High School, he studied at the Academy of Economic and Commercial Sciences, studied at the Istanbul Municipal Conservatory and received a master's degree in political science.

Career

He worked as a director at TRT and appeared on stage at Gazanfer Özcan Theatre. He has been doing voice-overs for movies, TV series, television programs and commercials for many years. He lent his voice to actors such as Kirk Douglas, Michael Douglas, James Stewart, John Wayne, Charlton Heston and Anthony Hopkins in the Turkish dubbing. He also took part in the Turkish dubbing of the Pirates of the Caribbean series.

Candaner, who also works as a dubbing director as well as dubbing, is one of the names who inherited the Turkish dubbing tradition from his father.