Sermet Serdengeçti was born in Gaziantep on July 15, 1944; He grew up as the eldest son of Nedime Musulluoğlu. After graduating from Yıldırım Beyazıt High School, he performed at Genar and Mithatpaşa Theaters, and then worked as a permanent actor at Ankara State Theatre. In 1974, he entered the world of cinema with the movie "Five Chickens and a Rooster", directed by Oksal Pekmezoğlu and inspired by the Italian actor Lando Buzzanca's "Men Are Like This" series, and he became known in a short time with this production.
Serdengeçti, who played the leading role in "Five Chickens and a Rooster", became the first sex star of theater origin and opened the doors of a new era in Turkish cinema. He starred in many films with Mine Mutlu and took part in many productions between 1974 and 1976, such as "Alo Polis", "Oh Don't Say Oh", "Love is Different in Venice", "Ah These Women", "I Have the Key", "Egg Yolk".
In 1972, he was awarded the Best Supporting Actor award by the Art Lovers Association for his performance in the movie "Acılı Toprak".
On December 24, 1976, the vehicle he was in was dragged into the sea on Kennedy Street in Zeytinburnu, Istanbul, and he drowned along with the three people in it. Author FethiNaci's eldest daughter Deniz was also in the vehicle. Upon his death, a funeral ceremony attended by a large crowd was held and he was buried.
Productions in which he took part
- My Doctor Civan (1974)
- Eden Finds (1976) — Sermet
- Five Chickens One Rooster (1974) — Kazim
- Call Me My Dear (1975)
- If You're Going to Love, Love It Now (1975) — Kemal
- Don't Say Oh Say Oh (1975)
- Ah What Adem Dilli Badem (1975)
- Tokmak Nuri (1975) — Tokmak Nuri
- Şipşak Basarım (1975) — Şaban
- The Yolk of the Egg (1976)
- My Freckled Baby Freckled (1975)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
