Yavuz Turgul
Yavuz Turgul | |
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Born | Istanbul, Turkey |
Occupation(s) | Film Director, screenwriter |
Years active | 1976–present |
Yavuz Turgul is a Turkish film director and screenwriter, known for classic films of Şener Şen.[1][2]
Early life and education
Yavuz Turgul graduated from the Istanbul University Institute of Journalism and worked as a journalist for six years for Ses magazine before he began to write scripts.[citation needed]
Film career
Turgul achieved early success in the late 1970s and early 1980s with scripts for a series of popular comedy productions from producer-director Ertem Eğilmez and famous actor-director Kartal Tibet including Tosun Paşa (1976), Sultan (1978) and Hababam Sınıfı: Güle Güle (1981).[citation needed]
He went on to greater success in the 1980s by winning the Golden Orange for Best Screenplay for Çiçek Abbas (1982), directed by Sinan Çetin, making his directorial debut with Fahriye Abla (1984) and winning the Golden Orange for Best Screenplay a second time for Züğürt Ağa (1985), directed by Nesli Çölgeçen before cementing his success by winning Golden Oranges for Best Film and Best Screenplay as well as prizes at film festivals in Istanbul and San Sebastián for his second directorial effort Muhsin Bey (1987), which according to Rekin Teksoy, "is considered his most important film".[3]
In the 1990s he continued with Aşk Filmlerinin Unutulmaz Yönetmeni (1990) and Gölge Oyunu (1992), for which he won Golden Oranges for 2nd Best Film and Best Screenplay, before achieving his greatest box office success to date with the popular Eşkiya (1996), which according to Rekin Teksoy, "brought in Turkish audiences back into their seats,"[3] and made him,"a pioneer of the box-office hits during this period,"[4] as well as the recipient of the Golden Dolphin at the Festróia - Tróia International Film Festival.[citation needed]
He returned following a long absence with Gönül Yarası (2005), which won the Queens Spirit Award, and wrote Kabadayı (2007), directed by Ömer Vargı, which was released the same year he received a Golden Orange Lifetime Achievement Award. His latest film Av Mevsimi was released on 3 December 2010.[citation needed]
Awards
Turgul won the Golden Orange for Best Screenplay four times for Çiçek Abbas (1982), Züğürt Ağa (1985), Muhsin Bey (1987) and Gölge Oyunu (1992); Golden Oranges for Best Film for Muhsin Bey (1987) and 2nd Best Film for Gölge Oyunu (1992); and a Golden Orange Lifetime Achievement Award.[4][3][5]
Filmography
Films | |||||
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Year | Title | Credited as | Notes | ||
Director | Producer | Writer | |||
1976 | Tosun Paşa | Yes | |||
1978 | Sultan | Yes | |||
1979 | Erkek Güzeli Sefil Bilo | Yes | |||
Banker Bilo | Yes | ||||
1981 | Davaro | Yes | |||
Hababam Sınıfı: Güle Güle | Yes | ||||
1982 | Abbas in Flower (Turkish: Çiçek Abbas) | Yes | Won the Golden Orange for Best Screenplay. | ||
İffet | Yes | ||||
1983 | Aşk Kadını | Yes | |||
Şekerpare | Yes | ||||
1984 | Fahriye Abla | Yes | Yes | ||
1985 | Züğürt Ağa | Yes | Won the Golden Orange for Best Screenplay. | ||
1987 | Mr. Muhsin (Turkish: Muhsin Bey) | Yes | Yes | Won Golden Oranges for Best Film and Best Screenplay. | |
1990 | The Unforgettable Director of Love Movies (Turkish: Aşk Filmlerinin Unutulmaz Yönetmeni) | Yes | Yes | ||
1993 | The Shadow Play (Turkish: Gölge Oyunu) | Yes | Yes | Won Golden Oranges for Best Film and Best Screenplay. | |
1996 | The Bandit (Turkish: Eşkıya) | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
2005 | Lovelorn (Turkish: Gönül Yarası) | Yes | Yes | ||
2007 | For Love and Honor (Turkish: Kabadayı) | Yes | |||
2010 | Hunting Season (Turkish: Av Mevsimi) | Yes | |||
2017 | Crosroads (Turkish: Yol Ayrımı) | Yes | Yes |
References
- ^ "Şener Şen: Yavuz Turgul deha sınırlarında".
- ^ "Şener Şen ve Yavuz Turgul'un büyük sanat dostluğu". 7 December 2022.
- ^ a b c Teksoy, Rekin (2008). Turkish Cinema. Istanbul: Oğlak Kitap. pp. 102–103. ISBN 978-975-329-611-3.
- ^ a b Teksoy, Rekin (2008). Turkish Cinema. Istanbul: Oğlak Kitap. p. 101. ISBN 978-975-329-611-3.
- ^ "5th Annual Boston Turkish Film and Music Festival - 2006: LOVELORN (Gonul Yarasi)". bostonturkishfilmfestival.org. Retrieved 19 November 2010.
External links
- Yavuz Turgul at IMDb
Awards | ||
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Preceded by Tuncel Kurtiz-Nurettin Sezer | Golden Orange Award for Best Screenplay 1982 for Çiçek Abbas | Succeeded by Fehmi Yaşar |
Preceded by Muammer Özer | Golden Orange Award for Best Screenplay 1986 for Züğürt Ağa 1987 for Muhsin Bey | Succeeded by not awarded |
Preceded by | Golden Orange Award for Best Screenplay 1993 for Gölge Oyunu | Succeeded by Nuray Oğuz |
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- Vedat Türkali (1965)
- Erol Keskin-Haldun Dormen (1966)
- Erol Günaydın-Erol Keskin (1967)
- Türkan Duru (1968)
- Türkan Duru (1969)
- Sadık Şendil (1970)
- Bülent Oran (1971)
- Sadık Şendil (1972)
- Hamdi Değirmencioğlu (1973)
- Sadık Şendil (1974)
- Yılmaz Güney (1975)
- Umur Bugay (1976)
- Vedat Türkali (1977)
- Umur Bugay (1978)
- Onat Kutlar-Ömer Kavur (1979)
- Başar Sabuncu (1980)
- Tuncel Kurtiz-Nurettin Sezer (1981)
- Yavuz Turgul (1982)
- Fehmi Yaşar (1983)
- Bilge Olgaç (1984)
- Muammer Özer (1985)
- Yavuz Turgul (1986)
- Yavuz Turgul (1987)
- Feride Çiçekoğlu (1989)
- Süheyla Acar Kalyoncu (1990)
- Orhan Pamuk (1991)
- Macit Koper (1992)
- Yavuz Turgul (1993)
- Nuray Oğuz (1994)
- Aykut Tankuter-Artun Yeres (1995)
- Derviş Zaim (1996)
- Barış Pirhasan (1997)
- Turgut Yasalar (1998)
- Zeki Demirkubuz (1999)
- Fatih Altınöz (2000)
- Handan İpekçi (2001)
- Nuri Bilge Ceylan (2002)
- Ömer Kavur-Macit Koper (2003)
- Uğur Yücel (2004)
- Nilüfer Güngörmüş-Reha Erdem (2005)
- Önder Çakar (2006)
- Semih Kaplanoğlu-Orçun Köksal (2007)
- Ben Hopkins (2008)
- Onur Ünlü (2009)
- İlksen Başarır-Mert Fırat (2010)
- Emre Kavuk (2011)
- Hüseyin Tabak (2012)
- Zeynep Dadak & Merve Kayan (2013)
- Onur Ünlü (2014)
- Tolga Karaçelik (2015)
- Ümit Köreken (2016)
- Ali Özel (2019)
- Tunç Şahin (2020)
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