Sadettin Erbil is a Turkish theater and film actor and voice actor. During the Yeลilรงam period, he worked in many films both in front of the camera and in dubbing studios, and became one of the familiar voices of cinema. He was born in Istanbul on March 6, 1925, and died in Istanbul on November 16, 1997. He is the father of entertainer Mehmet Ali Erbil.
Theater and cinema
He received his secondary education at Kabataล Boys' High School. He started his stage life in the early 1940s and played in different theater companies for many years. He played leading roles in plays such as The Doctor's Memory and Spies.
He also moved into cinema in the 1940s. In addition to acting, he worked extensively in dubbing Turkish films; He gave his voice to many actors of the period. In the years when the sound was mostly recorded in the studio in Yeลilรงam, this work had a fundamental place in the production of films, and Erbil worked in hundreds of productions as both an actor and a voice actor. His career lasted until the mid-1990s.
He died as a result of a brain hemorrhage on November 16, 1997 and was buried in Zincirlikuyu Cemetery. His name is frequently remembered when remembering the workers behind the scenes of Yeลilรงam.