
Cast
Metin Akpınar
Acting
Cast
Metin Akpınar
Known for
Acting
Born
1942-11-02
From
Istanbul, Turkey
Also known as Metin Akpınar
Biography
Born in 1942, Metin Akpinar started acting at the age of 20 with an amateur dramatics society. He landed his first professional stage role two years later, in 1964, and this was followed by performances in several leading theatre productions. In 1967, he co-founded the Devekusu Theatre, Turkey's first cabaret theatre. His film career took off in 1972, when he acted in the first of several Ertem Egilmez comedies to follow. Soon after, he developed an enduring screen partnership with the actor and director, Zeki Alasya, the two gaining popularity as a pair of comic dimwits. It was only in the 1990s that Akpinar, by now an experienced actor, broke away and decided to go his own way in film, theatre and television alike.

Borrowed Bride
as Tavid

Eve Giden Yol 1914
as Reşat Ağa

The Rudest People
as Vakkas

Sweet Talker
as Metin

Güle Güle
as Galip

My Dear Brother
as Kancı Mehmet

Longing
as Alev'in Menajeri

Rus Gelin
as Rıza

Döngel Kârhanesi
as Bertan

From the Village to the City
as Hayret

Propaganda
as Rahim

Hasip and Nasip
as Nasip

There is a Lion in Every Heart
as Danyal

Feryat
as Gazinodaki Adam, Konuk oyuncu

Abuzer Kadayıf
as Ersin / Abuzer

Reklamlar

Deliler

Yanlış Numara
as Erol

Şaka Yapma
as Metin

Mirasyediler
as Metin

Yalancı Yarim
as Mahmut Erciyes

Beş Milyoncuk Borç Verir misin
as Metin

The Stupid Millionaire
as Hayret

Sivri Akıllılar
as Metin

Nereden Çıktı Bu Velet
as Metin

Ve perde!

Petrol Kings

The Blue Bead
as Kanuni Süleyman

My Brother-in-Law
as Halim

All Mixed Up

Köşe Kapmaca
as Halis

Where Are These Guys Looking At?
as Metin

Amerikalılar Karadeniz'de 2
as Muhtar Salih

Oh Olsun
as Doktor Metin

Güler misin Ağlar mısın
as Metin

Davetsiz Misafir

Patron Duymasın

15 Minutes Over Low Heat
as Resul

Prohibitions

I'm Glad I Did
as Kendisi

Beyoğlu Beyoğlu

Cafer'in Çilesi
as Refik

Dönme Dolap

Baş Belası
as Metin

Namus Düşmanı
as Ali

Aşk Olsun

Dün Bugün

Büyük Kabare

Vay Başımıza Gelenler
as Halis