Salih Kırmızı, one of the colorful figures of Turkish cinema, opened his eyes to life in Istanbul on January 1, 1954. Kırmızı, who took his first step into the industry with a competition organized by Ses magazine in 1973, competed with talented names such as Mesut Engin, Cemil Şahbaz, Cem Erman and Mahmut Hekimoğlu at that time. In the same year, he met the audience for the first time on the big screen with the movie "Yaban".
By the mid-1970s, especially in 1974 and 1975, Salih Kırmızı's name began to be mentioned with successive projects. While she appeared before the audience in 1974 with films such as "Ne Hakem", "Şenlik Var / Bal Kız", "Taçralı Kız", "Sister" and "Batak", she also took part in productions such as "Key Hole", "Horny Virgins", "I Am Pear-shaped Teeth" and "Bunalım" in 1975.
He continued this rise in his career in 1976 and 1977 with films such as "Fearless Cengaver", "When is Our Wedding", "Alo Polis", "Bedia" and "The Price of Fame".
The 1980s were a filmography feast for Salih Kırmızı. In this decade, "Punishment", "Desert", "Love Island", "Secret Force", "Wedding", "Stamp", "Exile", "Prisoner", "Great Sin", "Ninth Foreign Ward", "Fight", "My Longing", "Blue Voyage", "Baby", "I Was Sworn to Arms", "In Cyprus" He took part in many projects such as "Vuruşanlar", "Hunt", "Doctors", "Police File" and the unforgettable "Tatar Ramazan".
This productive period, which continued until 1990, cemented the artist's permanent place in Turkish cinema.
Salih Kırmızı was born in 1954 in Istanbul, Türkiye.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 67 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Red Light (2008)
- Doctors (1989) — Doktor Polat
- Seizure Decision (1990)
- Police (1992)
- I Can't Be Without You (1984)
- Our Fight (1990)
- Ateşdağlı (1985)
- Checkmate (1990) — Nedim
- My Sister (1988)
- My Turkey (1983) — Captain Panayot
- Jasmine (1997)
- Pretty Witch (1975)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
