Serpil Tamur is a well-known artist who was born in Rhodes on May 19, 1944, and has been acting and directing for many years. After graduating from Ankara State Conservatory in 1963, he joined the State Theaters and has been on stage as a State Theater artist ever since. During his career, he took part in more than forty plays and directed and staged three of them.
He has also worked actively in the world of cinema and TV series; She is especially engraved in the memory of a wide audience with her character Nazife Anne in the TV series "Kurtlar Vadisi".
Among the works he directed, Tuncer Cücenoğlu's "Women's Shelter" in 2010, Behiç Ak's "Two Times Two" in 2009, PierreBarillet and Jean-Pierre Gredy's "Cactus Flower" in 2001, Robert Thomas's "Eight Women" in 1996 and Dinçer Sümer's "Hüzzam" in 1984. games are included. The productions in which he appeared on stage as an actor include George Tabori's "My Mother's Courage" in 2009, Federico Garcia Lorca's "Bloody Wedding" in 1999, Nâzım Hikmet's "Kuvayi Milliye Epic" in 1997, Arthur Miller's "The Witch's Cauldron" in 1994, Barbara Schottenfeld's "Seven Women" in 1992, "My Ahmetleri" by Necati Cumalı in 1990, "I Found Honey Honey (Yunus Emre)" by Nezihe Araz in 1989, "Fiddler on the Roof" by Joseph Stein and "Baby Sleep" by Kenan Işık in 1988, "Four Sisters" by Michel Tremblay in 1987, Dinçer Sümer in 1985. "The Melek Lady Would Sell Roses", Melih Cevdet Anday's "Mkado's Garbage" in 1983, Henrik Ibsen's "White Horse" in 1982, Tarık Buğra's "Accumulator Radio" in 1980, Paul Zindel's "Marigolds" in 1979, Fazıl Hayati in 1975 He took the stage in plays such as Çorbacıoğlu's "Koca Sinan" and Henrik Ibsen's "John Gabriel Borkman" in the same year, Musahipzade Celal's "İstanbul Efendisi" in 1973 and Tarık Buğra's "I Want to Stand" in 1970.
In his television and cinema career, he starred in the movie "Creating a Man" in 2026, with the series "Bir Zamanlar Çukurova" between 2018-2022, with the series "Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu" between 2007-2015 and "Kurtlar Vadisi" series between 2007-2015, with "Kurtlar Vadisi Terror" in 2007 and He appeared in productions such as "Zeliha's Eyes", "Accumulator Radio" in 2006, "Americans in the Black Sea 2" and "Babym", "Nehir", "A Bunch of Grapes" in 2005, "There is Death in Our Love" in 2004, "Valley of the Wolves" in 2003-2005, "Don't Forget" in 2002. He took part in projects such as Beni”, “Mert Ali” in 2000, “Ah Bir Zengin Olsam” in 1999, “God Guest” and “Super Baba” in 1993, “The Unforgettable Director of Love Movies” in 1990 and “Samanyolu” in 1989.
He was born in Rhodes on May 19, 1944. He graduated from Ankara State Conservatory Higher Department in 1963 and joined the State Theaters in the same year. After taking part in many plays in Ankara for 16 years, he started working at the Istanbul State Theater on March 2, 1979. Tamur, who retired in 2009, currently works as an actor and director at the Istanbul State Theatre.
Tamur, who also gave lectures on acting at Minar Sinan University Theater Department for 3 years and at Bilim University for 6 years, has been a member of the Selection Committee of the Sadri Alışık Theater and Cinema Actor Awards and the Afife Theater Awards since 2007.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 15 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Valley of the Wolves (2003) — Nazife Candan
- Valley of the Wolves: Ambush (2007) — Nazife Candan
- Once Upon a Time in Çukurova (2018) — Azize Koçoğlu / Haminne
- Super Dad (1993) — Sabire
- Milky Way (1989) — Zülal's Mother
- Our Family (1996)
- Baby (2006)
- Valley of the Wolves: Terror (2007) — Nazife Candan
- Guest of God (1993)
- Spark (1999)
- There is Death in Our Love (2004) — Fatma Ana
- Unforgettable Director of Love Movies (1990) — Betül
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
