Muratt Atik
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Muratt Atik is a French-Turkish-English speaking actor and producer.[1] Atik has been nominated for several awards as a French personality and in 2008 won Personality of the Year at the Trophées de la Nuit. Also in 2014 he won Outstanding Contribution to Parisian Entertainment at the Monaco Globes de Crystal. He trained at the Conservatoire National d'Art Dramatique. He was first a theatre actor then moved to cinema and television.[2] He is known for his roles as Cengizhan in Eve Donus (2015 - ATVTurkey) and also as Captain Ahmet in DARBE (2014). He also appeared as a guest as Guvercin Ali in Kertenkele (2014 ATVTurkey). He played Le Turc in the French movie Paris Countdown (2013), as Aslan in Borderline, and as Milo in French TV Show Braquo (2009).
Muratt Atik works between Turkey (Istanbul) and France (Paris). He is also a successful businessman and French TV personality.[3]
Early life
[edit]Muratt Atik was born 18 November in Bursa, Turkey. He is the oldest child in his family. He studied at the Conservatoire National d’Art Dramatique and in Studio 34 School of Cinema, workshops with Julien Bertheau for theatre and Patricia Sterling for cinema.
Career
[edit]Acting
[edit]Muratt Atik started his career as a theatre actor starring in numerous theatre productions : La Visite, Danton et Robespierre, Le Barbier de Séville, Les Émigrés, Les Aveux les plus Doux, Les Aveux les plus Fous. His most recent productions include Cabaret Canaille and Festival d’Anjou.
He portrayed Cengizhan in Eve Donus on ATVTurkey. He appeared in various TV shows in France such as Stars et Fortunes on M6, Le Droit de Savoir TF1, Canal, Les Grandes Vacances, Toutaz on France 4, La Folie Paradise on Paris Première, Tellement People on NRJ 12 and Tellement Vrai on NRJ Paris.
Producing
[edit]Muratt Atik owns the cabaret Pink Paradise created by Cathy and David Guetta. He published a book about his cabaret (Strip-Tease, Editions de La Martinière) and produced 13 episodes of the docuseries Danse Privée for French network Planet.[4] Atik produced the Pink Paradise Revue, a live show released on French networks Paris Premiere and Fashion TV. He produced BurlesQ in 2013.
Personal life
[edit]Muratt Atik married Joanna Atik. They have two children and reside in Paris, France.
Works
[edit]Cinema and TV
[edit]YEAR | Title | Role | Note | |
---|---|---|---|---|
2015 | Eve Donus | Cengizhan | TV show | Kartal Cidamli |
2014 | Darbe | Captain Ahmet | Movie | Yasin Uslu |
2014 | Kertenkele | Guvercin Ali | TV show | Kartal Cidamli |
2014 | Borderline | Aslan | Movie | Olivier Marchal |
2013 | Le Jour Attendra | Le Turc | Movie | Edgar Marie |
2012 | Taken 2 | Mirko | Movie | Olivier Megaton |
2012 | Vucut | Kursat | Movie | Mustafa Nori |
2009 | Braquo | Milo | TV show | Olivier Marchal |
Theatre
[edit]Title | Role | Venue |
---|---|---|
Cabaret Canaille | Mister M | La Pépinière |
Cabaret Canaille | Mister M | Festival d'Anjou |
Les Émigrés | XX | Théâtre Dejazet |
Les Aveux les plus Doux | Arthur | Comédie de Touraine |
Les Aveux les plus Fous | Roger | Théâtre Dejazet |
La Visite | L'Homme | Comédie de Touraine |
Danton et Robespierre | Danton | Comédie de Touraine |
Le Barbier de Séville | Figaro | Comédie de Touraine |
Lorenzacio | Lorenzo | Sébastopol - Lille |
Les Caprices de Marianne | Octave | Sébastopol - Lille |
Les Fourberies de Scapin | Scapin | Sébastopol - Lille |
L'Avare | La Flèche | C.A.D.O Orléans |
Ruy Blas | Don César de Bazan | C.A.D.O Orléans |
References
[edit]- ^ "Muratt Atik". IMDb. Retrieved 2015-11-17.
- ^ "Muratt Atik- Fiche Artiste - Artiste interprète - AgencesArtistiques.com : la plateforme des agences artistiques". www.agencesartistiques.com. Retrieved 2015-11-17.
- ^ "Muratt Atik - toute son actu !". Télé-Loisirs. Retrieved 2015-11-17.
- ^ "Muratt Atik". www.telerama.fr. Retrieved 2015-11-17.