About İlker Ayrık
Born 1979. İlker Ayrık is a Turkish actor and film director.
İlker Ayrık (born 16 October 1979) is a Turkish actor, TV presenter, and director.
Life and career Ayrık was born on 16 October 1979 in Balıkesir. He graduated from Müjdat Gezen Art Center Conservatory's Theatre Department in 2003. After finishing school, he worked as Müjdat Gezen's assistant for 6 years. After graduating from school, Ayrık worked with MSM Oyuncuları, Müjdat Gezen Theatre, Tiyatro Ti, and Kent Oyuncuları before founding Pervasız Theatre with Aykut Taşkın in 2005. Between 2007 and 2009, he joined the Kent Oyuncuları where he was part of an adaptation of The Miser. In addition to his career on stage, Ayrık has appeared in many hit movies, TV series and advertisements since 2001. He acted alongside Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ several times in Akbank advertisements.
He is best known for her role as "Accountant Servet" in the Çakallarla Dans movie series. He played as stammering teacher in hit comedy series "Geniş Aile". He played the character of "Çağatay" in the period comedy series Seksenler, which was broadcast on TRT1 between 2012 and 2022. He played in the hit short comedy series "Ramazan Güzeldir".
He married his secondary school friend Sanem Ayrık in 2009, and they have 2 children named Ferit and Yaman from this marriage.
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Who is İlker Ayrık?
Turkish actor (born 1979)
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İlker Ayrık was born on 16 October 1979 in Balıkesir Province.
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İlker Ayrık is an actor and film director.
What nationality is İlker Ayrık?
İlker Ayrık is Turkish.
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