Hüsnü Engin Cezzar (25 March 1935 – 26 January 2017) was a Turkish director, and stage, movie and TV actor.
Cezzar, who started acting in Istanbul City Theatres with the role of "Hamlet", had the title of the youngest actor ever to portray this character in the world.
[2] He performed many plays in the theater community he founded with his wife Gülriz Sururi in 1962 and took the lead role in many of them.
In 1958, he played the leading role in Franz Kafka's The Warden of the Tomb, which premiered at the Piscator Workshop theater.
[3] He returned to Turkey in 1959 and began acting in the role of "Hamlet" at the Istanbul City Theatre.