Timuçin Caymaz was born in Istanbul on March 25, 1928 and passed away in the same city on October 31, 2000; He is an artist who left his mark on the theater and cinema scene with his acting and vocal arts.
Caymaz, who started her artistic career by performing in the operetta "Halime" at Ses Theater in 1946, also worked in important companies such as Muammer Karaca Theater and Şen Ses Operetta. The artist, who mostly plays supporting characters, has also taken part in voice-over projects and has gained acting experience in a few movies.
His acting began in "Sevda Sahilleri" in 1956, "Şahane Zuğurtler" in 1964, "Nasreddin Hodja" in 1965, "One Day a Year" in 1966, "The Black Writing of My Forehead" in 1968, "Sidewalk Flower" and "April Rain" in 1969, and "Friendship" in 1970. Is he dead? With his roles in films such as
Timuçin Caymaz was born on March 25, 1928 in Istanbul, Türkiye. He died on October 31, 2000.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 178 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Yavrum (1970) — Faik Coşkun/Hüseyin Salicı (voice)
- Tokatçı (1984) — Ali Şen Voice
- Magnificent Zuğurtler (1964) — Ahmet
- Town (1997) — Dede (voice) (as M. Emin Ceylan)
- I Want to Live (1967) — (Voice of İsmet Erten)
- Davaro (1981) — Ahmet Açan Voice
- Passengers (1979) — (voice)
- Our Fight (1990)
- The Jealous Woman (1966) — Prosecutor
- Mermaid (1995)
- Anxiety (1974) — Yasar Gökoğlu (voice)
- Eastern Bülbülü (1979) — Osman Alyanak Voice
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
