Kıvırcık Ömer, who took part in the film series adapted from the successful book HababamClass by Rıfat Ilgaz, surprised everyone with its current state! The evolving actor talked about how he chose his current profession, carpentry.
The Hababam Class film series, adapted from Rifat Ilgaz’s book Hababam Class published in 1967, took its place among the indispensables of Yeşilçam on the big screen in 1975.
The first successes of many actors were reflected on the camera in the film series, which includes important names such as Kemal Sunal, Tarık Akan , Adile Nasit, Munir Ozkul. . Talip Güran, who we know as Kıvırcık Ömer in the cast of Hababam Class, said goodbye to his acting adventure with the movie “Sweet Dillim”.
Guran, who was dealing with woodworking to make a living in the movie industry due to the conditions of the period, is now a carpenter in his shop called “Wooden Chair”.
Stating that he moved to Bodrum in 1982, the chairs he made with his assistant Alev Buharalı are used in restaurants and cafes in Basement. Güran describes himself as “the hero who waged war on plastic”.
“BONUS HEAD PEOPLE DID NOT EVER”
Talip Ömer Güran, in addition to acting in advertisements, is the most popular Curly Ömer Güran. He also stated that . “There weren’t people with ‘bonus minds’ in the past. nowadays there are quite a lot of them. That’s why I was among the frequently preferred actors in commercials. I used to appear in almost every commercial during the black-and- white publishing period. Later, in 1978, the characters Cow Saban, Stump Necmi, Damat Ferit. I took part in the movie Hababam Classroom Gives Nine Births, which is the first movie without the trio of Kemal Sunal, Halit Akçatepe and Tarık Akan, starring them.”
CHAIR PRODUCTION THAT IS NOT AFFECTED BY WEATHER CONDITIONS
Explaining that he started chair production because of the movie theater owned by his father, Güran is in the movie theaters. He stated that he came up with the idea of using wooden chairs and producing chairs that are never affected by weather conditions, although they deteriorate in rain and mud.
