Veteran Turkish on-screen character Halit Akçatepe, who had been under treatment in the wake of misery a stroke a year ago, kicked the bucket on March 31 in Istanbul. He was 79. Conceived in 1938, Akçatepe made his presentation in the film "Dertli Pınar" at five years old in 1943 and showed up in numerous different movies as a youngster craftsman.
In the wake of moving on from the Saint Benoit French High School in Istanbul, he won popularity in 1972 with the film "Tatlı Dillim."
Taking after his parts in a few different movies, Akçatepe made his name life-changing in the 1970s with his part as "Güdük Necmi," a short and underhanded character in the religion Turkish satire film arrangement "Hababam Sınıfı" (The Chaos Class), in light of the acclaimed book of abstract mammoth Rıfat Ilgaz.
Having hitched and separated twice, Akçatepe is made due by his three little girls.
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