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Cahit Ölmez
Born	Huseyin Cahit Ölmez
Years active	1989–present

Cahit Ölmez (born 1 January 1963) is a Dutch actor of Turkish descent.^[1]

• Gwang tin lung fu wui (1989), Amead
• Krokodillen in Amsterdam (1990), Alex
• Domburg (1996), Metin
• Flikken (1999–2001), Insp. Selattin Ateş
• Najib en Julia (2003, gastrol), Khalid
• Vrijdag de 14e: Erekwestie (2003), Haydar
• Baantjer (2004), Sali Majko
• 06/05 (2004), Erdogan Demir
• Allerzielen (2005), verteller (stem)
• Keyzer & De Boer Advocaten (2006), Mr. Yilmaz
• Van Speijk (2006–2007), Det. Altan Uslu
• Funny Dewdrop (2007)
• Wolfseinde (2008–2009), Kadir Gharsallah
• Shylock (2009)
• Gangsterboys (2010), Karan
• Kom niet aan mijn kinderen (2010), Nizar Zalaq
• Kauwboy (2012)

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• Cahit Ölmez at IMDb

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