Özdemir Han Sağırosmanoğlu is a Turkish theater and cinema actor who was born on January 1, 1932 in Bartın and died on November 25, 1997 in Istanbul. The artist, who graduated from the faculty of law, started his stage life at the Dormen Theater and joined the staff of the City Theaters in a short time. He performed in many different roles in this institution for approximately thirty-five years, and then gave impressive performances on the theater stage until his retirement.
Özdemir Han, who is a very active name in the world of cinema as well as acting, has appeared in numerous films since the 1950s. He started his cinema career in 1958 with productions such as "Ayrılık" and "Çitlenbik", and from the mid-1960s he took part in popular films such as "Homeland and Honor", "Aren't We Humans", "Şıpsevdi" and "Yüz Karası".
He was engraved in the memory of the audience with projects such as "Kara Dutum", "King of Belanin" and "Yaban Ali" in the 1970s, and with productions such as "Banker Bilo", "Zübük" and "Perihan Abla" in the 1980s.
Özdemir Han's filmography list covers a wide range, starting with the production "Of Mice And Men" in 1939 and extending until 1986. During this period, "Gurbet", "Ninno", "Love Cannot Be Resisted", "The Driver's Wife", "Women Are Always the Same", "Arms of the Octopus", "Whip Wound", "Woman in Black", "Ottoman Bully", "This Is Not Love", "Malkoçoğlu: Cem Sultan", "Don't Come Back to Me My Love", "Fadile", "İbiş's His Dream”, “The Story of a Day”, “Cabinet Workhorse”, “Is Destiny Our Enemy?” and “Dishonorable”.
Özdemir Han, who has had a versatile career in both stage and cinema throughout his artistic life, has made significant contributions to the development of Turkish theater and cinema and has gained a wide fan base. Even after his retirement, the traces of the artist continue to be talked about today through the characters and films he played.
Özdemir Han was born in 1932 in Amasra, Bartın, Türkiye. He died on November 25, 1997.
Özdemir Han, real name; Özdemir Han Sağırosmanoğlu is a Turkish theater and cinema actor. Özdemir Han, who graduated from the Faculty of Law, started his artistic life at Dormen Theatre. Later, he joined the staff of City Theaters. He took part in many various plays in this institution for 35 years.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 42 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Mr. Kamber (1994) — Erol Özkök Voice
- Girls' Dormitory (1992)
- The Streets Are Burning (1965)
- The Lionheart Bully (1967)
- Wild Ali (1971)
- My Blindfold (1970)
- My Dear Babies (1987)
- Mermaid (1987) — Commissioner
- The Woman in Black (1967)
- Arms of the Octopus (1964)
- The Wind of Youth (1964)
- The Marriage of the Saints (1963)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.