Black Rose Trailer (1966)
01 January 1966
With her baby in her womb, Gül has to wait for the arrival of the man she loves.
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Cast
Türkan Şoray as Gül
Kartal Tibet as Murat
Çolpan İlhan as Gönül
Nubar Terziyan as Galip Baba
Faik Coşkun as Saban Aga
International Titles
The Black Rose Trailer
International Releases Dates
Turkey 01 January 1966
Production Companies
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