Kalbimdeki Yabancı Trailer (1968)

09 December 1968 Drama, Comedy

Osman has come to Istanbul to find work. However, he returns empty-handed from every place he applies to. Finally, one day his luck changes. He encounters a man who looks exactly like him. The wealthy gentleman is fleeing from the men who are after him. Switching places with Osman will save his life. The sharp young man accepts the offer. That evening, he plans to return the gentleman's clothes and wallet and go his own way. However, an unexpected accident throws his plans into disarray. The man he took the place of has lost his life in a train accident. Osman finds himself in an unfamiliar life. Thanks to his servant Mücteba, he quickly adapts to the situation. No problems arise until the gentleman's wife realizes he is a stranger.

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Cast

Semiramis Pekkan as Beyefendi'nin Eşi

Münir Özkul as Mücteba

Ali Şen

Hüseyin Zan

Alp Aslan

İzzet Günay as Osman / Beyefendi

Crew

Turgut Inangiray Producer

Sadık Şendil Writer

Sırrı Gültekin Producer

Sırrı Gültekin Director

International Releases Dates

Turkey 09 December 1968

Production Companies

Gültekin Film

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