Volkan Ünal

Volkan Ünal, who was born in Ankara on January 15, 1968, is known as one of the important players of Turkish artistic life. The artist, who has been on screens, screens and stages for many years and has a serious theater background, has won the hearts of the audience with his versatile performances.

Drawing attention with his rich knowledge in the field of theater, Ünal performed in various plays throughout his career. He gained a solid place for himself in both classical and modern theater repertoire with his roles in plays such as "Young Osman", "Shame in the Moonlight", "Merchant of Venice", "Sarıpınar 1914" and "7 Husbands Hürmüz".

At the same time, his performances in productions of different genres such as "Bit Yeniği", "Salome" and "Karmakarışık" also reveal the artist's versatility.

Volkan Ünal is a name that has undertaken important projects in the fields of cinema and television, as well as theatre. After starting his acting career in theatre, he also stepped into the world of cinema and TV series and took part in various productions. During this period, he appeared in plays adapted from Turkish literature and in plays that attracted attention on international stages.

Volkan Ünal, who takes part in cinema and television projects as well as theater acting, continues to make valuable contributions to the Turkish art world. With a wide repertoire and experience, he continues to offer unforgettable performances to the audience.

Volkan Ünal was born on January 15, 1968 in Ankara, Türkiye.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 27 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Back Streets (2006) — Serdar Taspinar
• Ferhunde Ladies — Tufan
• Stranger in the House (2000)
• Valley of the Wolves: Ambush (2007) — Hüseyin Coşar
• Mother (2016)
• You Knock on My Door (2020) — Fikret
• Time Just Passes by (2010) — Ziya
• Daughters of the Sun (2015)
• Night and Day (2008)
• Galip Derviş (2013) — Hakan Tumay
• Ring (2019) — Lawyer
• Adanali (2008) — Ertan

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.