Alper Türedi

Alper Türedi was born on December 27, 1971, in Bursa, Turkey. He received his professional acting training at the Mustafa Kemal Cultural Center (Mustafa Kemal Kültür Merkezi). Alongside his acting education, Alper expanded his career within the entertainment industry by working extensively as a writer and scriptwriter. The actor's filmography boasts more than 45 television and film credits. He gained significant recognition for his prominent roles in hit Turkish drama series such as "Black Money Love" (Kara Para Aşk), "Karadayı", and "Burned Cocoon" (Yanık Koza). His other remarkable television appearances include widely acclaimed projects like "Adım Farah", "Muhteşem Yüzyıl" (Magnificent Century), and the historical epic "Diriliş Ertuğrul". Beyond his career on screen, Türedi is highly dedicated to social initiatives and public advocacy. Following a deeply personal tragedy—the loss of his 3-year-old daughter, Ülkü İrem, to leukemia in 2002—he founded the prominent charitable project "Bir Dileğim Var" (I Have a Wish). Through this foundation, he travels across the country visiting pediatric oncology wards to fulfill the wishes of children fighting cancer. His personal interests include football, and he is a passionate supporter of Fenerbahçe. He stands at 177 cm tall. Alper Türedi is married to his wife, Pınar Türedi. Having endured a profound personal loss together, the couple maintains a supportive marriage and currently resides in Istanbul.