About Murat Cemcir
Born 1976. Murat Cemcir is a Turkish actor and television actor.
Murat Cemcir (born November 30, 1976) is a Turkish actor of Georgian descent who appears regularly in Turkish films and on television, primarily in comedies.
Career He played in hit short comedy series "Ramazan Güzeldir" and "Üsküdar'a Giderken". He later starred with Ahmet Kural in the hit series İşler Güçler, a behind-the-scenes comedy about television production. In 2014, he began performing in the hit television comedy Kardeş Payı.
He and Ahmet Kural continues to play together in franchise comedy films. He also is producer. Cemcir appeared in the films Çalgı Çengi with Ahmet Kural in 2011. In 2013, he starred in the films Düğün Dernek, which became the most-watched Turkish film in 30 years. He played in art movie Zeki Demirkubuz's "Yeraltı" and Nuri Bilge Ceylan's "Ahlat Ağacı" which premiered at Cannes Film Festival.
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Who is Murat Cemcir?
Turkish actor (born 1976)
When was Murat Cemcir born?
Murat Cemcir was born on 30 November 1976 in Tokat.
What is Murat Cemcir's occupation?
Murat Cemcir is an actor and television actor.
What nationality is Murat Cemcir?
Murat Cemcir is Turkish.
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