Hulusi Kentmen Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

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Hulusi Kentmen (Hulusi)

Last Updated: 05 Jan, 2024 | Views: 313

Age: 81

Profession: Actor

Other Profession(s): Petty officer

Famous For: Turkish Film Actor Acted in "Oyun Bitti" (1972)

Hulusi Kentmen Religion, Birthday, Age

Date of Birth

20 Jan, 1912 (81 Years 11 Months)

Birth Country

Bulgaria

Birth Place

Tarnovo

Birth Sign

Aquarius

Religion

Islam

Nationalities

Turkish

Died on

20 Dec, 1993

Cause of Death

Kidney Failure

Hulusi Kentmen Early life, Education, Career, Awards, Achievements, Controversy, Unknown Facts

About (Profile/Biography):
Hulusi Kentmen wwas born on January 20th, 1912 and died on December 20th, 1993. During his acting career, he played the role of a Turkish actor. His birthplace is Tarnovo, Bulgaria, where he was born in 1912. A petty officer preparatory school graduate, he was ranked as a 3rd class petty officer. After serving for many years in the Navy, he turned to act. During the 1940s, he starred in the play Hisse-i Aiya and made his film debut with the film Sürtük. Between 1942 and 1988, he appeared in over 500 films. As part of a 1967 Anatolian tour, he toured with Hüseyin Baradan, Akhin Tek, and later Atıf Kaptan.
Career:
While serving in the Navy, he was a noncommissioned officer. In 1961, his duties as a non-commissioned officer came to an end.
1942: Having been a professional actor in Kentmen, he became a film actor with Sürtük, a play by Reşit Baran.
A total of nearly 500 Kentmen productions were staged between 1942 and 1988.
1938: Refika Kentmen was his wife when he married her. Volkan was his son, and he later had two grandchildren.
In 1943: The Man (Mebrure Alevok) was screened at the Sound Theater.
1965: Çatallı Village - Istanbul City Theaters
His death:
81-year-old Kentmen, diagnosed with heart and kidney failure in November 1993, died in the intensive care unit of Marmara University Faculty of Medicine on December 20, 1993.