Ercan Özçelik
Ercan Özçelik ( Germany: Ercan Özcelik, international: Ercan Oezcelik ) ( * 1967 in Ordu, Turkey) is a German actor.
Life
He came to Germany in 1972 and grew up in Karlsruhe. As a young clerk in a private art gallery his pictures and sculptures by Salvador Dali and Horst Antes were entrusted. There he met the Gründgens students Rolphe de la Croix, who encouraged him to study acting. Already during his studies he played in the staging Taste of Honey the role of " black sailors " at the Theater Island / Baden State Theatre Karlsruhe. After graduation, he was at the children's and youth theater in the country Bruchsal, engaged Theater Bremen, Schiller Theater Berlin and Mannheim National Theatre at the Schauspielhaus. With studies of acting techniques by Grotowski and Strasberg and the film and theater studies at the Free University of Berlin, he continued his education.
Parallel to the theater he was engaged in film production and was given several main roles, including the police chief Bülent Isi in three episodes of the SWR - scene with Eva Mattes. Among its highlights, the supporting role of " Detective Metin " with Jeff Goldblum on the side in Hal Hartley's Fay Grim movie and the main role of the neurologist and natural healer Dr. Beroz from the series OP heard calls Dr. Bruckner.
The awards were given several films and series, in which he has appeared as an actor, including: The peppercorns (2000: First Prize of the Asian - Pacific Broadcasting Union ( ABU ) in the category of Best Children's Series); Crime scene: 1000 death (2003: German Television Award / fiction category ); Consequence of the spring! (2005: 16th International Ankara Film Festival in the category of Best Director / Best Screenplay, 2004: Film Festival Mannheim / Heidelberg, Audience Award ); My Crazy Turkish Wedding ( 2007: Adolf-Grimme-Preis/Kategorie fiction; 2007: '' prize '' of the German Academy of Performing Arts / Television - Film Festival Baden -Baden, 2006: Jury Prize and Audience Award 3.sat ).
He has worked with, among others, Iris Berben, Michael Degen, Ilja Richter, Michael and Karen Demir Gökgöl.