Abbas Yolcu

Abbas Yolcu is a 94-minute black-and-white Turkish comedy made in 1959, part of Yeşilçam's comedy output at the end of the 1950s. Semih Evin wrote the screenplay and directed the film himself, and he produced it together with Ümit Utku. Seneka Film handled production, while Erman Film is credited with the preparation stage. Renan Fosforoğlu and Necdet Tosun share the leading roles.

Fosforoğlu plays the character Necdet; Adile Naşit appears as Madam, Sadettin Erbil as Salih and Dursun Şirin as the Nanny. Mürüvvet Sim, Müşerref Çapın, Osman Alyanak, Saim Kantan, Ayfer Yeniyuva, Nuri Genç, Orhan Çağman and Bedri Çavuşoğlu are among the other performers, and Fikret Fırtına is seen as a dancer. Necdet Tosun's voice was supplied by Mümtaz Ener. The singer Suzan Güven takes part as herself, and the songs are hers.

Vedat Akdikmen was the cinematographer, Turgut İnangiray the editor, Rauf Tözüm the sound engineer and Memduh Karakaş the production manager. The folk songs credit Nevzat Ekmekçi, Seha Kahraman and Yurdagül Eroğlu.