Ülkü Ülker Yurtsever was born on December 3, 1950 in Istanbul and died in the same city on January 31, 2016. While he was working as a primary school teacher, he won the competition organized by Ses magazine in 1971, which opened the doors to his cinema career. He stepped onto the theater stage in Kazım Eryüksel's theatre.
During the same period, she took singing lessons from Ergüder Yoldaş and Reyman Eray and worked as a singer for about ten years and took part in nearly four hundred movies and TV series projects in total. His wife, Derya Öge, led Ülker to open a stage to fully devote himself to theatre.
Ülker, who left his mark as a voice actor and singer in various roles throughout his life, passed away in Istanbul in the first month of 2016. His body was buried in Ihlamurkuyu Cemetery after the ceremony held at Ümraniye Central Mosque after the afternoon prayer on February 1, 2016.
Ülker, who has an extensive filmography in the cinema world spanning from the 1950s to the 1990s, took part in productions such as "The Man Who Knows Too Much" (1956), "Secret Organization" (1959), "Alın Yazısı" (1971) and "Anayurt Oteli" (1987). He became one of the active actors of the period, taking part in five different films in the 1970s, especially in 1971, and in more than ten projects in 1972.
In the 1980s, "A Sip of Love", "Fahriye Abla", "Who's the Boss?" He continued to return to the screen with films such as. In 1987 and 1988, he performed in many productions such as "FOG", "Firefly", "Everything Was Beautiful", "Black Dungeon".
Productions in which he took part
He took part in a total of 51 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- My Emret Commander (2005) — Nevin Kısakürek
- Sıdıka (1997)
- Şaşıfelek Çokmazı (1996) — Ayşe
- Watchman (1985) — Fatma
- The Lady's Farm (1989)
- Fahriye Abla (1984)
- That's All It Will Be (1988)
- Firefly (1988)
- It was a joke (1995)
- Marziye (1998)
- Sand (1974)
- Bitter Destiny (1990)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
