Celebrity Turkish film actor Ekrem Bora made a lasting impression on the Turkish film industry with his outstanding performances and lengthy career. He was born on March 7, 1934 in Turkey. His passion for the acting trade is evident in his life and work.

Early Life and Education

Bora’s journey began when he completed his formal education. He enrolled in the Sultanahmet State Printinghouse, where he diligently pursued studies in typesetting and binding. However, his true calling lay elsewhere, in the enchanting world of cinema.

Career

In 1953, Ekrem Bora decided to try his luck in the world of acting. He participated in the “Sinema Artist” competition, a significant event organized by Sezai Solelli’s esteemed magazine, Yıldız (Star). His talent shone through, and he emerged as the winner, setting the stage for a prolific career in acting.

Ekrem Bora made his silver screen debut in the movie “Alın Yazısı” in 1955, marking the beginning of an illustrious acting career. After a brief hiatus, he returned to the silver screen as a leading actor in “Mavi Boncuk” and continued to grace Turkish cinema with his presence, starring in nearly 150 films throughout his career.

Awards and Recognitions

Bora’s exceptional talent did not go unnoticed. He earned acclaim and accolades for his contributions to Turkish cinema. Notably, he clinched the prestigious Golden Orange Award for Best Actor not once but twice. His first win was in 1966 for his role in “Sürtük,” and he followed this success with another win in 1991 for “Soğuktu Ve Yağmur Çiseliyordu.”

Ekrem Bora Death

On April 1, 2012, Ekrem Bora passed away in an Istanbul hospital at the age of 78. His demise was attributed to a pulmonary edema, leaving a void in the world of Turkish cinema. The loss was deeply felt by his fans and the entire film industry. He was laid to rest at the Zincirlikuyu Cemetery on April 3, 2012.