Can Bartu Arslan Biography: TV Shows, Net Worth, Wife, Children, Height, Parents, Siblings

Can Bartu Arslan Biography: TV Shows, Net Worth, Wife, Children, Height, Parents, Siblings

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Can Bartu Aslan, is a Turkish actor recognized for his work in television series, films, and digital productions. He began acting as a child and steadily established himself in the Turkish entertainment industry.

He is widely celebrated for his performances in Ulan İstanbul, Eşkıya Dünyaya Hükümdar Olmaz, Öğretmen (The Teacher), Tozluyaka, Safir, and the award-winning film Yurt (Dormitory), earning recognition as one of Turkey’s promising young actors.

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Name: Can Bartu Arslan
Born: May 6, 2000 (age 26 years old)
Place of Birth: Istanbul, Turkey
Nationality: Turkish
Ethnicity: Turkish
Height: 5 feet 8 inches (172 cm)
Religion: Islam
Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arslan
Occupation: Actor
Net Worth: $700,000

Early Life and Education

Can Bartu Arslan was born on May 6, 2000, in Istanbul, Turkey. He was brought up by Mr. and Mrs. Arslan. His ethnicity is Turkish, and his religion is Islam. There is no information about his siblings.

He developed an interest in acting during childhood and joined a talent agency at a young age, leading to his first television appearances.

He later received a scholarship to study at the Theatre Department of Okan University Conservatory, where he strengthened his knowledge of acting while continuing his professional career.

Career

Can Bartu Arslan entered the entertainment industry as a child actor, building experience through several television productions before gaining wider recognition.

His early acting credits include Cennet’in Çocukları, Es Es, Çılgın Dostlar, Köstebekgiller, Annem Uyurken, Galip Derviş, and Zaman Makinesi 1973.

His breakthrough arrived after portraying Giyaseddin in Ulan İstanbul, followed by the role of Ömer Çakırbeyli in the long-running crime drama Eşkıya Dünyaya Hükümdar Olmaz, where he appeared for multiple seasons.

As his career progressed, he expanded his acting portfolio in successful productions such as Öğretmen (The Teacher), Kuruluş: Osman, Hakim, Tozluyaka, and Safir.

His performance in the critically acclaimed film Yurt (Dormitory) further demonstrated his versatility as an actor.

More recently, he has continued appearing in projects including Persona, Letters from the Past (Geleceğe Mektuplar), Kasaba, Umami, Sahtekarlar, and Fırtına Kız, strengthening his reputation across television, cinema, and streaming platforms.

Awards and Nominations

  • Sadri Alışık Theatre and Cinema Awards – Rising Star Award
  • Golden Cocoon Film Festival – Best Supporting Actor (Nomination)

Social Media

  • Instagram Handle: @canbartuaslan

Personal Life

Can Bartu Arslan, 26 years old, is currently single. There are no verified reports regarding any past relationships, engagement, marriage, or children.

He enjoys traveling, taking road trips, watching films, and continually improving his acting skills during his free time. His height is 5 feet 8 inches (172 cm).

Net Worth

Can Bartu Arslan has an estimated net worth of $700,000 USD.

His primary source of income comes from acting in television series, feature films, streaming productions, commercial advertisements, and promotional partnerships.

His long-standing career in the Turkish entertainment industry, combined with appearances in several successful television dramas and films, has contributed significantly to his financial growth and professional success.

Filmography

  • Fırtına Kız (2026)
  • Sahtekarlar (2025–2026)
  • Persona (2025)
  • Letters from the Past (Geleceğe Mektuplar) (2025)
  • Kasaba (2025)
  • Umami (2025)
  • Safir (2023–2024)
  • Yurt (Dormitory) (2023)
  • Tozluyaka (2022)
  • Hakim (2022)
  • Kuruluş: Osman (2021)
  • Öğretmen (The Teacher) (2020)
  • Eşkıya Dünyaya Hükümdar Olmaz (2015–2019)
  • Ayakkabı (2018)
  • Ulan İstanbul (2014)
  • Zaman Makinesi 1973 (2014)
  • Galip Derviş (2013)
  • Annem Uyurken (2012)
  • Köstebekgiller (2012)
  • Çılgın Dostlar (2009–2011)
  • Es Es (2009)
  • Cennet’in Çocukları (2008)

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