The Chaos Class
Short description
The Chaos Class is a Turkish comedy and drama about a group of wealthy students at a private school. These young men lead a lazy lifestyle centered on playing pranks until the arrival of a strict new headmaster who intends to impose discipline on the unruly class.
Directed by Ertem Eğilmez, this film was released in 1975 and follows his 1966 work A Nation Awakens and precedes his 1977 film Smiling Eyes. The screenplay was written by Umur Bugay and produced by Nahit Ataman through Arzu Film. The production features a large ensemble with 59 credited cast members, including Münir Özkul as Kel Mahmut, Tarık Akan as Damat Ferit, Kemal Sunal as İnek Şaban, Halit Akçatepe as Güdük Necmi, Adile Naşit as Hafize Ana, and Ahmet Arıman as Hayta İsmail.
The film has received very positive feedback from viewers. On IMDb, it holds a high rating of 9.2/10 based on 46,000 votes, while it has a score of 8/10 on TMDB from 178 votes.
What's left behind the scenes
- Initially, Zeki Alasya or Metin Akpınar were considered for the lead role, but the filmmakers realized that these actors would demand too high a fee.
- Ferit, played by Tarık Akan, is named after the film director's deceased son.
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