Natuk Baytan
Natuk Baytan was a Turkish film director, screenwriter, and actor, known for his significant contributions to Turkish cinema, particularly in the action and comedy genres. Born in Manisa, Turkey, he began his career in the film industry in the 1960s. Baytan directed numerous films that have become classics in Turkish cinema, including Korkusuz Korkak (1979), Sakar Şakir (1977), and Sahte Kabadayı (1976), many of which starred the renowned actor Kemal Sunal. His films are characterized by their unique blend of humor and social commentary, often reflecting the societal issues of the time. Baytan's work has left a lasting impact on Turkish popular culture, and he is remembered as one of the prominent figures in the Turkish film industry. He passed away on December 5, 1986, in Istanbul, Turkey.
Yalnız Adam
as uncreditedA man trying to solve a murder on his own and losing close friends along the way.
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Gerzek Şaban
as uncreditedPeople mistake a naive extra for his lookalike gangster and cause funny events.
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Avanak Apti
as uncreditedApti is a simple minded village man and he believes what is happening around him by chance is...
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Fight of the Giants
as uncreditedMurat's older brother Nuri goes astray. Because of Nuri, Murat gets into a muddle.
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I Am a Whore
as DoktorThe life of belly dancer Funda changes when she falls in love with Ferdi.
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