Rahmi Dilligil

Rahmi Dilligil was born in Antalya in 1956. He stepped into the world of theater after graduating from Hacettepe University Ankara State Conservatory.

Dilligil's family was also intertwined with art. His father was Avni Dilligil and his mother was Belkıs Dilligil. While her brothers Çiçek and Erhan were also actors, her aunt Aliye Rona was one of the important names of Turkish theater.

The artist also followed a path that intersected with the stage in his private life. Dilligil, who was married to Ayşenil Şamlıoğlu for a while, had a son named Avni Tuna from this union. The artist, who later married Şebnem Dilligil, had a second son named Uğurtan.

Dilligil's professional career started in 1983 at Adana and Ankara State Theatres. The artist, who undertook various duties in the State Theaters, was the director of the Diyarbakır State Theatre. He then served as deputy general manager and general manager. During this period, he expanded his acting experience by taking part in TV series and film projects.

However, there was also a shadow in his professional life. In the case filed with the allegation that the funds given during the renovation of the Bursa State Theater were used improperly, Dilligil and the then director of the Bursa State Theater, Emin Gümüşkaya, were sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison; However, the artist, whose sentence was suspended, continued to return to the theater stage.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in 21 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Neverending Song (2010)
• Love Burns (2008)
• You Are My Homeland (2016) — Damat Ferit Pasa
• Call My Manager (2020)
• Black and White Love (2017)
• Kızılelma (2014) — Yusuf Emre
• Girls' Dormitory (2006)
• Crossroads (2012)
• Necati is Başkadır (2023)
• Two Liars (2017) — Cemil
• Seven Beautiful Men (2014) — Director Fuat
• Bitter Sweet Sour (2017) — Father

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.