Yılmaz Erdoğan

Turkish actor and director, 'Vizontele'

Yılmaz Erdoğan - Performers & Entertainers born November 4th, 1967
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An accomplished actor, director, and screenwriter in Turkish cinema. Gained prominence with the film 'Vizontele,' a critical and commercial success. Contributed significantly to the Turkish film industry through both acting and directing. Also co-created and starred in the popular TV series 'Bir İstanbul Masalı.' Engaged in various theatrical productions, enhancing the cultural landscape through performance and storytelling.

Directed and starred in 'Vizontele'

Co-created and starred in 'Bir İstanbul Masalı'

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