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Rus Nobelwoman Sevinç Pekin
throws herself at her captive,
Kafkasyalı Cüneyt Arkın (as Hacı Murat)
in the historical Turkish adventure film
Hacı Murat, directed by Natuk Baytan in 1967.
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Turkish Movies (Türk Filmleri) Abbreviations:
MA - Turkish Film Male Actor/Player, FA - Türk Filmler Female Actor/Player, LMA - Lead Male Actor/Player,
LFA - Lead Female Actor/Player, MD - Main Türk Filmleri Director, P - Producer(s),
C - Türk Cinematographer, Dan - Dancer, M- Music by, AD - Art Director,
W - Türk Screenplay Writer,PC - Production Company
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Aydemir Akbaş
Born Kars, Turkey
25 Feb 1936
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Famed Erotic Turkish Movie Personality
Veteran of conventional films (and TV) - as well as being a huge erotik-comedy movie personality as an actor (100 films), Director (5), screenplay Writer (28) -- in a career spanning 45+ years (1964-2011)
Aydemir Akbaş
seen in 1984, when he co-wrote
the Turkish screen-play for and acted in Üşütük (We Went Nuts!)...
Seen also in 2005, when he acted in
the TV Series Naciye'yi Kim Sevmez
(Who Doesn't Love Naciye?)...
Turkish Time Tunnel
1984-2005
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Gözcü Gazetesi
31 May 2005
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Alev Altın
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Nuri Altınok
Nuri Altınok
as he appeared in
Zambaklar Açarken
(When The Lilies Open) 1973
with Kartal Tibet and Filiz Akın
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Veteran of 23 films between 1953 and 1973.
Young Nuri Altınok
studying a script
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Müjde Ar
An iconic, hugely-popular Turkish film-star and (sometimes) TV actress.
Born out of wedlock on 21 June 1954 in Istanbul; real name Kâmile Suat Ebrem.
Müjde Ar
Time Tunnel
1981 and 2005
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7 April 2005
Müjde Ar
glistened as the ingénue Bihter
in the conventional film
Aşk-ı Memnu
(In Search Of Love) 1975.
The film was an adaptation of
Halıt Zıya Uşaklıgil's novel by
the same name, published 1900.
In his book Türk Sinemasında Cinselliğin Tarih (History of Sexuality in the Turkish Cinema)148 film historian Agâh Özgüç 'awards' Müjde Ar the dubious title of En Çok Irzına Geçilen Kadın (The Most-Raped Woman In Turkish Movie History). As exemplary evidence of his claim, Özgüç cites a vicious assault scene from Müjde Ar's Iffet (in which Ar plays a duped innocent in the title-role) and another such scene from Aile Kadın (Family Woman) in which Ar plays Pınar, a happily married woman whose past returns to haunt her with a vengeance. Both films were directed by Kartal Tibet in 1982 and 1983 respectively.
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In her mother's footsteps...
"A chip off the old block"
Müjde Ar
the budding wannabe starlet
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Müjde Ar is the oldest daughter
of Aysel Gürel -- a 'rebellious feminist'
of enormous song-writing and dramatic ability. The much-revered Gürel (herself a show-biz icon, now deceased) greatly influenced daughter Müjde Ar -- the two were extremely close, as indicated by the mother/daughter photo at right.
Müjde Ar (as Naciye Arnamus) starred opposite Kadır İnanır (as Hasan Terbasan) in the smash-hit, Baldız (Sister-in-law) directed by Temel Gürsu in 1975... Müjde Ar's first year as an actress.
Three Müjde Ar poster/covers
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Müjde Ar's Filmography:
'Borderline' R+ Films --
Seks-farce Films --
Müjde Ar
the iconic actress in full-bloom
Müjde Ar
with gadabout mother Aysel Gürel
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Cüneyt Arkın
Cüneyt Arkın
Turkish Time-Tunnel
1966-2005
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Did Cüneyt Arkın
make Elif Pektaş
'an offer she couldn't refuse'
in the romantic crime movie
'Soysuzlar'
(The Degenerates)
1975
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Did Elif Pektaş accept
such an offer?
Thanks to Tuncay Sinema
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gets revenge
and finds
romance
with Elif
Pektaş
in
Soysuzlar
(The Degenerates) 1975
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Cüneyt Arkın (real name: Fahrettin
Cüretlibatur, b. 1937) made his professional film debut in 1964, as the prize for winning a contest sponsored by Artist
Magazine. He acted in 15 movies that year, filling increasingly important roles -- and he hasn't looked back since... In a sort of left-handed
compliment, Arkın has been called the Alain Delon (b. 1935) of Turkey. But if you compare the
range and depth of their movie careers, it's Delon who should take the back seat to Arkın. Consider the
career comparisons of these two, still active, film stars -- Appearances as an Actor: Arkın (310) Delon (89); Director: Arkın (38)
Delon (3); Screenplay Writer: Arkın (28) Delon (10). Only in the category of 'Producer' does Delon surpass Arkın as a movie maker --
Delon (21), Arkın (9).
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Arkın Filmography:
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Aytaç Arman
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Aytaç Arman in the Turkish Who's Who. |
Also see Aytaç Arman in:
- Yalancı / Çok Yalnızım (Liar / I'm so lonely) 1973 -- directed by: Mehmet Dinler.
- İz (The Trail) 1994 -- directed by: Yeşim Ustaoğlu).
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Arzu (Desire)
Tells the terrifying tale of a celebrity stalker (played by Tolga Savacı) and his celebrity victim (played by Banu Alkan). Made in 1985, the film is approximately 77 minutes long.
Arzu is
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Seduction of a School Girl
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LFA - Banu Alkan (as Arzu); LMA - Tolga Savacı in his 2nd film (as Cezmi); MA - Yusuf Sezgin (as Arzu's agent/manager/lover Tan); FA - Songül Gündüz (as Sevda -- Arzu's little sister); MD - Şahin Gök; W - Macit Koper; C - Orhan Oğuz; P - Ferit Turgut; PC - Uzman Film
Tolga Savacı is an obsessed
celebrity stalker in "Desire".
In flagrante delicto
Sevda catches Cezmi brutally violating sister Arzu
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Erotic Fantasies
Arzu is haunted by uncontrollable
unholy-dreams of her attacker Cezmi
'Twas a very good year... Banu Alkan, 1982
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The best and worst of Banu Alkan...
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Plot Summary: Arzu (played by Banu Alkan) is a rising young movie-starlet who makes glamorous TV commercials for cosmetics on the side, to support herself and her live-in school-girl sister Sevda (played by Songül Gündüz). And, Arzu is being stalked surreptitiously...by Cezmi (played by Tolga Savacı), a handsome young drifter (who's the spitting image of Ted Bundy) posing as a free-lance photographer. Cezmi seduces younger sister Sevda and through her he wangles his way to an on-set meeting with Arzu -- and to a very tentative appointment for a free-lance photo-shoot. Waiting until Sevda is off to school one day, Cezmi shows up at Arzu's doorstep unannounced, talks his way inside -- and viciously rapes her. To make matters worse, the public prosecutor deems the evidence of the rape to be problematic -- so Cezmi remains free, and able to strike again... When Cezmi reads that Arzu will be vacationing in Datça before she begins her next movie role, he boards a bus that's Datça-bound...
Movie clips of Alkan in 'Arzu'
- Bringin' home the bacon
Arzu (Banu Alkan), giving her best Marilyn Monroe impression, mimes and struts her stuff through a TV Commercial as manager/lover Tan (Yusuf Sezgin) looks on admiringly. Thumping along infectiously in the background, Modern Talking's "Do you wanna..." gets you in the mood to 'take what you need'. (Turkish language-learning students should try to understand the commercial voice-over. It's spoken very clearly and slowly.) A 1.6MB Windows Media Video .WMV file
- Seduction of a School Girl While Arzu works to make a living, Cezmi seduces her little sister Sevda...A 1MB Windows Media Video .WMV file
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Aşk ve Ceza
(Love and Punishment - 2010)
Turkish TV Drama
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The TV Series Plot: The story follows the fate of a modern İstanbul'lu women (played by Nurgül Yeşilçay (as Yasemin) -- on the rebound from a broken marital engagement) and an eastern Turkish tribal lord (played by Murat Yıldırım [as Savaş Baldar] -- whose family (led by his beloved, but conniving Hanım Ağa mother (played by Tomris İncer [as Şahnur Baldar], live off the eastern drug trade).
While visiting Istanbul, Yılıdırım and Yeşilçay hook up for a 'meaningful' one-night stand that leaves her pregnant, and drives her into seclusion. The lord himself is honorable and after he tracks her down, the two become full time lovers -- in a complicated relationship from which marriage must be excluded...for tribal reasons. Eventually though, events lead to a happy ending, in which Yılıdırım restores his family-name to respectability (by helping police with their enquiries, in the prosecution of his most criminal kin), after which he marries Yeşilçay, who besides his son, has also delivered him a brand.new daughter to boot. The final symbolic tree-watering scene involving the now-prepubescent siblings informs the audience that all is well with the world.
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Suzan Avcı
Born 1935 in Bursa, real name Suzan Bizavcı.
Between 1965 and 1967, Avcı also produced 6 films in which she appeared.
Bağdat Hırsızı
(The Thief of Baghdad)
starred Kartal Tibet
and Suzan
Avcı (as Gülnaz)
in 1968.
Especially during the 1960s and '70s, Suzan Avcı was one of Ye&#
351;ilcam's notorious group of 'Bad
Girls' which also included: Mine
Soley, Aliye
Rona, Neriman
Köksal, and Sevda
Ferdağ.
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Born To Be Bad
Actress in more than 200 films between 1956 and 2008. Suzan Avcı
vamping
as usual
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Most famous for her portrayals of seksi vamps, blond troublemakers, and wicked jezabels. In the 1960s, she appeared frequently in the fantastik and macera adventure genres of Turkish films -- some of which are considered Dandık Films... films like Kilink Uçan Adam'a Karşı (The Anti-Hero 'Killing' vs. 'Flying Man') 1967, Bağdat Hırsızı (The Thief of Baghdad) 1968, and Kızıl Maske (Red Mask) 1968.
A Rough Start...Avcı's mother was a Kırımlı Tatar and her father was a Tatar from Kazanlı, near Mersin (İçel), Turkey. Father Yusuf died at age 40 of cirrhosis (which also afflicted Atatürk), when Suzan was just 6 years old. Life became a struggle. But when, at age 9, Suzan saw the silent film Edison'un Hayatı (The Life of Edison), it lit a spark in her imagination and, from that moment, she set her sights on becoming a film-star. After Suzan completed elementary school, her mother (Behiye) moved the family (with 2 younger sisters) to Istanbul, where Behiye and Suzan (aged 12) began work as seamstresses in a textile workshop. When Suzan began making more money than her mother, Behiye quit work to look after her younger daughters full time. Suzan's best friend in the workshop, Ayşe Abla, was also a film buff and told Suzan a wonderful story about the time she saw Rüzgar Gibi Geçti (Gone With The Wind) -- which further inspired young Suzan. In 1948, when Suzan was 13, she saw an advert in Yıldız Mecmuası (Star Magazine)...Director Metin Erksan was looking for a 14-15 year-old brunette to act in his next film. When she went on her own to the screen-test, Suzan got the part -- but her mother withheld permission, putting a wet-blanket on Suzan's dream. Suzan Avcı at 15... One day on the beach at Samatya (a favorite place for movie directors, in the Fatih district of Istanbul), a young man brazenly remarked, "You've got beautiful legs." To be continued...
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Suzan Avcı
as she appeared in
Zambaklar Açarken
(When The Lilies Open) 1973
with Filiz Akın and Kartal Tibet
Kilink Uçan Adam Karşı
('Killing' vs. Flying Man)
starred İrfan Atasoy and Pervin Par
along with Suzan Avcı
and Mine Soley
in a 1969 'dandik' Turkish film
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Dilber Ay
Erotik Turkish movie star
Born 12 July 1958 in Kayseri.
Dilber Ay or Dilberay
in Püsküllü Bela
(A Peck Of Trouble)
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Dilber Ay choose, on occasion, for her name to be shown as Dilberay (with no spaces) on movie marquees and in film titles. That was the case, for instance, in Püsküllü Bela (A Peck Of Trouble) -- aka Dilberim Kıyma Bana (Make Mince-Meat Of Me, Beautiful) directed by Çetin İnanç in 1979.
Storyline: When Dilber Ay is the accidental eyewitness at the scene of a double homocide, she becomes entangled in a dangerous chain of events.
Dilber Ay is lookin' for love
in the 'erotik' movie
'Sevginin Bedeli'
written and directed by
Naki Yurter
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All in the Family
Dilber Ay and her step-mother explore
the boundaries of
physical love in
Sevginin Bedeli (1979)
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It was Zerrin
Doğan and Zafir
Seba who first brought 'reel seks' to Turkish films in 1979 -- with their performances in Öyle Bir
Kadın Ki (A Woman Like That). But, according to humorist and 'Erotik' Movie Historian, Cihan Demirci, another female actor followed
close on their heels... in some ways one-upping Doğan/Seba with her enthusiastic 'reel seks' love scenes -- and her taste for the bizarre. In
Sevginin Bedeli (The Equivalent of Love), for example, Ay (in the role of Kezban) fantasizes that her dance partner, Zafer Doğan, is a Catholic Priest to
whom she confesses her sins. And the sensual penance she accepts from him is straight out of Alex Comfort's Joy of Sex. She
pushed the envelope even further in Gece Yaşayan Kadın (Woman Who Lives at Night), Cemile'nin Kaderi (Cemile's Fate)
aka Sokak Kızları (Street Girls), and Takma Kafanı (Don't Get Upset or Trouble
Yourself) with Harika
Öncü, Hakan Özer, Cem Eser, and Çetin
Başaran (all films directed by Yavuz Figenli in 1979)... when she introduced Turkish 'erotik' movie
audiences to gloves-off grup seks for the first time in their cinematic history.
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Dilber Ay's 'Erotik' films with Yılmaz Şahin:
- 1979 - Anasına Bak Kızını Al 16mm (Look to the Mother, Take the Daughter)
- 1979 - Yudum Yudum Sev (Love, In Small Swallows)
- 1979 - Sevginin Bedeli (The Equivalent of Love)
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Nur Ay
Born 1940, real name Nuray Özpınar.
Internationally well-known Turkish stripper during the 1960s who
altered her career-path towards Yeşilçam in the 1970s -- becoming one of the most popular erotik
Turkish film stars of the seks
furyası era. With 35 films to her credit between 1971 and 1979, Nur Ay (also seen as Nur-Ay and Nuray)
didn't hang up her dancing shoes until 1999 (when she was 59 years young) -- in a manner similar to her American 'idol' Candy
Barr.
Nur Ay
sings and dances
in the erotic thriller film
Sansar (The Weasel)
1975![Turkish actress Nur Ay (Nur-Ay) [Nuray] performs in the erotic-thriller film 'Sansar' (The Weasel) -- directed by Yavuz Figenli in 1975](http://www.learningpracticalturkish.com/nur-ay--movie--sansar--performs-with-band160x117.jpg)
Nur Ay
does the 'oriental'
to the delight of the audience in
Handan / Beyoğlu Piliçleri 1979.
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Nur Ay
struts and flashes her popo for nite-club patrons
in Kalleş Adam (Treacherous, Back-stabbing Man) --
written and directed by Işık Toraman in 1979.
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Dirty Dancing Diva At the height of her fame, Nur Ay married theater-owner and director Hüseyin Kaşif who was the father of Emel Aydan (see further below), one of Turkey's most famous transsexual stage-show headliners and movie actresses. So, Nur Ay became Emel Aydan's stepmother! The two became fast friends, and they continued appearing together in erotic films and provocative magazine photo-shoots even after Nur Ay's marriage with Hüseyin Kaşif fell apart.
Nur Ay (L)
shared female star-billing with
her step-daughter Emel Aydan (R)
in Sansar (The Weasel) 1975.
As usual...
Nur Ay and Emel Aydan
attracted the audiences but they
got short-changed on the movie poster
for Sansar (The Weasel) 1975.
See their miniscule film-credits mid-poster left.
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Nur Ay's Filmography:
Conventional Films --
- Maskeli Üçler (The Masked Threesome) 1971
'Erotik' Films --
- Tokmak Nuri (Solidly Built Nuri) 1975...starred Nur Ay (as Pakize), Sermet Serdengeçti (as 'Solidly
Built' Nuri, Pakize's lover), Yüksel Gözen (as Pakize's older
cuckold husband), Ceyhan Cem (as a motor-cycle
girl of easy virtue),
Ülkü Ülker (as a hospital nurse who helps Nuri recover his lost manhood), Muzaffer Hepgüler (as a foolish
father who resorts to chicanery in order to marry-off his pregnent daughter), and Yeşim Yükselen (who is named in the film's
opening credits and on the movie's poster, but whose scenes are missing from our copies of the movie -- probably left on the cutting room floor) -- written and
directed by Aykut Düz
- Handan / Beyoğlu Piliçleri (Handan / The Beyoğlu Babes), starring Müge Güler (as Handan), Nur Ay (as an exotic dancer), Hadi Çaman (as the attractive womanizer Faruk, who beds young and gullible Müge Güler), Aylin Berkay (one of Hadi Çaman's numerous conquests), Ahmet Servidal (as Mete, who weds and beds Müge Güler in the end), Yüksel Gözen (a white-slaver) -- written, produced, and directed by Semih Servidal 1979. Plot:The disjointed tale of a naif Handan (Müge Güler) -- who falls for and is deflowered by the charming neer-do-well Faruk (Hadi Çaman). Just in time, however, Mete (Ahmet Servidal) rescues Handan from Faruk's spell -- and, on their wedding night, Mete rings Handan's bell for the first time, as she discovers the real joy of physical fulfillment.
- Kalleş Adam (Treacherous Back-Stabbing Man), starring
Karaca Kaan (as Aysel), Emel Can (actually Emel Canser as Melek, Karaca Kaan's licentious room-mate), Nur Ay (as İsabella, Karaca Kaan's seksi nightclub dance-act partner), Kazım Kartal (as Orhan, who wears a neck-brace because of a knife wound received early in the film), Begüm Bahar (as Kazım's daughter), Oktar Durukan (as Abdül), and Alpay Özdoğan (as Doctor Alpay) -- written and directed by Işık Toraman in 1979.
- Sansar (The Weasel), a crime-story about theives and smugglers of historical artifacts. Starring
Emel Aydan (as the rich and sensual 'woman of a certain age'), Nur Ay (as a crowd pleasing singer-dancer), Behçer Nacar (as Murat, the womanizing motor-cycle repairman), and
Kazım Kartal (as a strong arm henchman) -- directed by Yavuz Figenli in 1975.
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Emel Aydan
Emel Aydan made aproximately 20 films in total between 1975 and 1979 -- most of them erotik in nature. The exceptions were Kader Bu (This Is Fate) a drama with Yalçın Gülhan and Lüküs Hayat (Luxury Life) a musical with Halit Akçatepe -- made back-to-back in 1976.
Emel Aydan --
publicity photo from the late 1970s
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Sensual Transsexual
Before her sex-change operation, Emel Aydan's male-name was Erdoğan Kaşif.
Emel Aydan
(in her very first film)
sets her sights on underaged prey in
Hızlım Benim (My Fast Learner)
written and directed by
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Rich-girl Emel Aydan loses her heart to
a simple oarsman (Ali Poyrazoğlu), but
plans to marry him go terribly wrong at the end
of Kayıkçının Küreği (The Oarsman's Palette)
written and directed by
Çetin İnanç 1976 |
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Emel Aydan's Filmography:
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