Adile Naşit: The Unforgettable Mother of Turkish Cinema
One of the most important figures of Turkish cinema Adile Naşit, has won the hearts of many people with his art and acting. His real name Adela Ozcan This master artist was born in Istanbul on June 17, 1930. He is one of the important names of Turkish theatre. Mr. Nasit ve Ms. EmelShe is the daughter of Adile Naşit, especially the character she portrayed in Yeşilçam films. caring mother is known for its characters.
Childhood Years and Entry into Theatre
Adile Naşit lived a life surrounded by art in her childhood. Her grandfather violin Yorgo Efendi and his grandmother was one of the famous kanto singers of the period Little Verjin Naşit, who grew up in the 1943s, was close to every branch of art. The death of his father in 1944 caused him to pursue an acting career at a young age. In XNUMX, with children's games stepped onto the theatre stage.
First Step into Cinema and His Rise
Adile Nasit was born in 1947 “Yara” He entered the cinema with the film. However, the 1950 film “Luxury Life” He made a big breakthrough with his performance in the film. His role in this film brought him a wide audience and made him an unforgettable figure in Turkish cinema. In a short time, he took part in many important productions and became known for his unique style.
Years Spent in Theatre
Nasit, in 1954 Muammer Karaca TheatreHe performed on stage for about six years by joining the Nasit Theatrebut this theatre soon disbanded. Between 1963 and 1975 Gazanfer Ozcan-Gonul Ulku took part in the theatre and gained an important place in the theatre stage.
Yeşilçam Era and Unforgettable Films
In the 1970s, Adile Naşit's presence in Yeşilçam became more evident. Especially “Our Family” He impressed the audience with his performance in emotional films such as (1975). “This is Life” with his role in the movie Antalya Golden Orange Film Festivalin Best Actress This award was one of the important milestones in his career.
His Private Life and Pain
Adile Naşit's private life was also full of difficulties. In 1950, the theater artist Ziya Keskiner He married and had a son in 1952 Ahmet He was born. However, his son died at the age of 16 due to a hole in his heart. This pain had a deep impact on Naşit and created an intensity of emotion that was reflected in his art.
Children's Programs and a New Era
After the death of her son, Adile Naşit in 1980 “Before Sleep” He started presenting a children's program called . This program is his Storyteller Aunt Adile Naşit strengthened her bond with children and gained a place in their hearts through this program.
Characters That Remain in Our Memories
Adile Nasit, especially “Hababam Class” portrayed in the series Mother Hafiz She has a place in our memories with her character. This character has reinforced her image as a caring mother and has won the hearts of the Turkish people. The characters she portrays reflect not only cinema but also the values of Turkish society.
His Unforgettable Legacy and Death
Adile Naşit succumbed to cancer on December 11, 1987. Her death created deep sorrow in the Turkish art community. Her funeral, Karacaahmet CemeteryHe was buried in . He took part in many unforgettable films in his 43-year artistic career and made significant contributions to Turkish cinema.
Some Important Films in Which Adile Naşit Starred
- Scar (1947)
- Life of Luxury (1950)
- Hababam Sınıfı (1975)
- That's Life (1976)
- Bizim Aile (1975)
- My Dear Brother (1973)
- Tosun Pasha (1976)
- Happy Days (1978)
- Polite Feyzo (1978)
- Step Brothers (1976)
