King of Trouble (Belanın Kralı) (translated)

Belanın Kralı is a 1971 Turkish film directed by Yılmaz Atadeniz. Written by Melih Gülgen and shot by cinematographer Kaya Ererez, the 76-minute colour production reached cinemas on 1 November 1971 and combines adventure, action and comedy.

It was produced by İrfan Atasoy, who also took the title role of Bela, and was made under the İrfan Film banner. Ahmet Danyal Topatan appears as Beytullah Bey, Hulusi Kentmen as Seyfullah Bey, Feri Cansel as Sevda and Behçet Nacar as Behçet.

The large supporting cast includes Sami Hazinses as Ramo, Cevat Kurtuluş as Cafer, Nihat Ziyalan, Aynur Akarsu and the singers Safiye and Hamiyet Yankı, with editing by Osman Bilen. Fights, confrontation, robbery and banditry are listed among the film's central motifs. As was standard practice in Yeşilçam at the time, most of the performances were post-dubbed in the studio by voice actors such as Abdurrahman Palay, Kemal Ergüvenç, Agah Hün and Nevin Akkaya.