Yılmaz Duru

Biography

Yılmaz Duru (8 August 1929, Adana - 2 March 2010, Istanbul ) was a Turkish actor, producer, director, screenwriter and dancer. Duru, who started his art career in 1944 with the operetta "The Voice", started acting in 1954 after working as a professional dancer for a while. He married Nilüfer Aydan . He went to America and taught dance. He received training in cinema and television there and after returning to Turkey, he founded a company called Tura Film and started directing and producing. He worked with Soviet film producers. He wrote scripts. He composed music for three films in his art life.

Known For

Hello from the Other World

Acting

1969

Büyük Öç

as

Şoför Ömer

1968

Bin Yıllık Yol

as

Evliya Mustafa

1962

Red Carnations

as

Yılmaz

1957

Mahşere Kadar

as

1975

İnce Memed Vuruldu

as

Ince Memed

1954

İki Ateş Arasında

as

1967

Azap Yolları

as

1961

Hancı

as

Yılmaz

1954

Oyuncu Kız

as

1976

Silah Kardeş Elinde

as

Paşa - Yaşar Pütün

1967

Mother

as

Üzeyir

1963

Beyoğlu Piliçleri

as

Ahmet

1956

Fakir Kızın Kısmeti

as

1958

Bir Dilim Ekmek

as

1990

Mankurt

as

1963

Bekarlık Sultanlıktır

as

1976

Sütü Bozuk

as

1963

Çapraz Delikanlı

as

1991

Hello from the Other World

as

Kefli Iskender

1965

Düşman Kardeşler

as

1978

My Love, My Sorrow

as

Vizier

1986

Kuşatma

as

1987

Bitter Bread

as

Murat

1973

Dry Summer

as

Hasan

1950

Çete

as

1961

Dağların Aslanı Sepetçioğlu

as

Sepetçioğlu Osman Efe

1966

Zorlu Düşman

as

1964

Yaşasın Hayat

as

Altın Koza

as

Nominee

Production

1975

İnce Memed Vuruldu

as

1976

Silah Kardeş Elinde

as

1967

Azap Yolları

as

1978

My Love, My Sorrow

as

Crew

Directing

1971

Adaletin Bu Mu Dünya

as

1974

Yılan Yuvası

as

1967

Büyük Cellatlar

as

1987

Bitter Bread

as

1972

Acı Pirinç

as

1975

İnce Memed Vuruldu

as

1976

Silah Kardeş Elinde

as

1967

Azap Yolları

as

Iblis

as

1966

Zalimler

as

1972

Kara Doğan

as

1973

Namus Borcu

as

1969

Büyük Öç

as

1968

Bin Yıllık Yol

as

1967

İnce Cumali

as

1986

Kuşatma

as

1973

Dry Summer

as