22.02.2026 12:10
Ali Tutal, one of the master actors of Turkish cinema and television, passed away at the age of 76 in the hospital where he was taken after suffering a brain hemorrhage. Tutal had appeared in many productions such as "I Saw the Sun," "The Wide Family," and "Government."
Sad news has come from the master actor Ali Tutal, who played a role in many projects for many years. Tutal passed away at the age of 76 in the hospital where he was being treated after suffering a brain hemorrhage.
HE HAD BEEN INTUBATED
Health teams intervened for Ali Tutal, who suffered a brain hemorrhage at home, and took the actor to the hospital. Since January 27, Tutal had been receiving treatment in the intensive care unit, and doctors intubated him. Officials stated that his health condition was critical and that he remained in life-threatening danger.
Tutal, who played roles in many films and television series, including "I Saw the Sun," "The Broad Family," "On Fertile Lands," and "Government Woman," has left a mark in the audience's memory with the characters he portrayed over the years.
The master actor, who suffered a heart attack last March and underwent treatment for a while, was struggling with health issues. Ali Tutal's death caused deep sorrow in the art community and among his fans.
WHO IS ALI TUTAL?
Born in 1950 in Diyarbakır, Ali Tutal is regarded as one of the experienced figures in Turkish cinema and television. After graduating from the Department of Political Business, Tutal stepped into working life and began his career in the cinema industry in 1975-1976. Throughout his acting career, Tutal has appeared in more than 50 films and over 20 television series. In addition, Ali Tutal, who has also worked in technical fields, has held positions such as dubbing supervisor and local accent consultant.
In his artistic life, Tutal has made significant contributions to important projects both in the foreground and with technical support, and he is recognized as one of the respected figures in the Turkish television and cinema industry.