Adile Naşit
Biography
Adile Naşit was a Turkish actress born in İstanbul, Türkiye on June 17, 1930, and she died on December 11, 1987 at the age of 57. Also known as Adela Özcan, she was noted for having 95 known credits in acting on the movie database. She was one of the ensemble cast members in classic comedy films and is best known for her iconic laugh. Her on-screen partner was Münir Özkul, and the two appeared together in more than thirty movies. In addition to her film work, she starred in many plays and worked as a storyteller on a children's programme called Uykudan Önce.
Career overview
Adile Naşit was a Turkish actress born in Istanbul on June 17, 1930, and she lived until December 11, 1987. During her career, she was noted for having ninety-five known acting credits. She was recognized as one of the ensemble cast members in classic comedy films and became best known for her iconic laugh.
Throughout her career in film, her on-screen partner was Münir Özkul, with whom she appeared in more than thirty movies. In addition to her work in cinema, she starred in many plays. She also appeared in a children's programme titled Uykudan Önce, where she worked as a storyteller.
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Full Filmography
95 titles- Siyaset Meydanı (1994) as Self(archive footage)
- Hisseli Harikalar Kumpanyası (1989)
- Aile Pansiyonu (1987) as Saliha
- Sevgi Dünyası (1987) as Fatma
- Gelinciklerim (1987) as Neriman
- Annem (1987) as Adile Hanım
- Billionaire (1986) as Boncuk Sultan
- Kiralık Ev (1986) as Hayriye
- Ağa Bacı (1986) as Ağa Bacı
- Hayroş (1986)
- Melek Hanım'ın Fendi (1986) as Melek
- İki Milyarlık Bilet (1986)
- Kocamın Nişanlısı (1986) as Adile Hanım
- Yaygara 87 (1986)
- Kuruntu Ailesi (1985)
- Şaban Pabucu Yarım (1985) as Adile
- A Thousand Years Later. (1985)
- Bin Yıl Önce (1985)
- Satmışım Anasını (1985) as Adile
- The Honest One (1984) as Kaynana
- Şabaniye (1984) as Hatice
- Neşeli Kuklalar (1983)
- Şaşkın Ördek (1983)
- Adile Teyze (1983) as Adile Teyze
- Talih Kuşu (1982) as Adile Güney
- Şıngırdak Şadiye (1982) as Güllü Şerife
- Bizim Sokak (1982) as Cazgır Naciye
- Şabancık (1982)
- The Rudest People (1982) as Halime
- Buyurun Cümbüşe (1982)
- Davaro (1981) as Hamo
- Girgiriye (1981) as Zekiye
- Şaka Yapma (1981) as Adile Abla
- The Chaos Class: Bye Bye (1981) as Hafize Ana
- Festival in Gırgıriye (1981) as Zekiye
- Deliler Koğuşu (1981)
- Yedi Kocalı Hürmüz (1980)
- İbişo (1980)
- Huzurum Kalmadı (1980) as Adile
- A Colorful World (1980)
- Doktor (1979)
- The Chaos Class Is Fretting Over (1979) as Hafize Ana
- Handsome Poor Bilo (1979) as Sultan
- Vay Başımıza Gelenler (1979) as Fazilet
- What Happens Now? (1979) as Orhan' ın Annesi
- Aşkın Gözyaşı (1979) as Adile
- Köşe Kapmaca (1979) as Fazilet
- Neşeli Günler (1978) as Saadet
- Sultan (1978) as Ebe Hatice
- Feyzo, The Polite One (1978) as Feyzo'nun Annesi
- Smiling Eyes (1977) as Nezaket
- Sakar Şakir (1977) as Fatma Şen
- The Chaos Class Is on Vacation (1977) as Hafize Ana
- Saban, Son of Saban (1977) as Hala
- The Foster Brothers (1976) as Melek
- The Chaos Class Failed the Class (1976) as Hafize Ana
- The Chaos Class Is Waking Up (1976) as Hafize Ana
- Tosun Pasha (1976) as Tellioğlu Adile
- Family Honour (1976) as Emine
- Gel Barışalım (1976) as Adile
- Ah Dede Vah Dede (1976)
- What We Expected What We Found (1976)
- The Chaos Class (1975) as Hafize Ana
- İşte Hayat (1975) as Makbule
- The Blue Bead (1975) as Adile
- Çapkın Hırsız (1975) as Arakçı Binnaz
- Şehvet Kurbanı Şevket (1975)
- Oh Where (1975) as Huriye
- Hanzo (1975) as Sükriye
- The Confused Groom (1975) as Ögretmen
- Our Family (1975) as Melek
- Gece Kuşu Zehra (1975) as Hacer
- Bitirimler Sınıfı (1975) as Zehra
- You're Crazy (1975)
- Minik Cadı (1975) as Büyükanne
- Sevgili Halam (1975)
- Pembe Panter (1975) as Hafize
- Televizyon Çocuğu (1975)
- The Forgotten (1974)
- The Stupid Millionaire (1974) as Mesude
- You Can't Get Married With 100 Lira (1974)
- Gariban (1974)
- Longing (1974) as Sakat Çocuğun Annesi
- Aç Gözünü Mehmet (1974)
- Golden Butterfly Awards (1973) as Self - Winner
- Oh Olsun (1973) as Ferit'in Annesi
- My Dear Brother (1973) as Öğretmen
- Sev Kardeşim (1972)
- The Beauty of Beyoglu (1971)
- Cumbadan Rumbaya (1960) as Madam
- Abbas Yolcu (1959) as Madam
- Kahpe Kurşun (1957) as Rebiş
- The Luxurious Life (1950)
- Yara (1947)
- Beş Parasız Adam as Zehra Teyze
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Adile Naşit best known for?
Adile Naşit is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Davaro (1981), Girgiriye (1981), The Chaos Class: Bye Bye (1981), Festival in Gırgıriye (1981).
When and where was Adile Naşit born?
Adile Naşit was born on June 17, 1930 in İstanbul, Türkiye. They passed away on December 11, 1987.
How many credits does Adile Naşit have?
Adile Naşit has accumulated over 95 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1947 to 1994.
What is Adile Naşit's background in cinema and television?
Adile Naşit was a Turkish actress born in İstanbul, Türkiye on June 17, 1930, and she died on December 11, 1987 at the age of 57. Also known as Adela Özcan, she was noted for having 95 known credits in acting on the movie database. She was one of the ensemble cast members in classic comedy films and is best known for h...
Adile Naşit by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Neşeli Günler (1978) as Saadet — aged about 48
- Smiling Eyes (1977) as Nezaket — aged about 47
- The Foster Brothers (1976) as Melek — aged about 46
- The Chaos Class (1975) as Hafize Ana — aged about 45
- Feyzo, The Polite One (1978) as Feyzo'nun Annesi — aged about 48
- Davaro (1981) as Hamo — aged about 51
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