Sarp Apak
Kerim Sarp Apak (born 11 November 1981) is a Turkish actor. Early life. Apak was born and raised in Diyarbakır until the age of five, before moving with his family to Bursa. His parents were from Adana and Antakya. He later studied at the Bursa Boys High School. Career. Apak planned to study business administration but instead took part in theatre classes. After finishing his studies at Dokuz Eylül University School of Fine Arts in 2004, he moved to Istanbul with the help of his instructor. He was first noted with his role in "Ağır Roman", which went  on stage at Sadri Alışık Theatre. He then joined Yılmaz Erdoğan's BKM Group and was cast in a small role in "Organize İşler". He then had roles in the series "Anadolu Kaplanı" and "En Son Babalar Duyar". Apak also played in the children's play "Sizinkiler Dünya Kaç Bucak" and went on tour across Turkey. After doing a stand-up comedy under the title "Mutfak", he had his breakthrough with his role as Tanrıverdi in the hit sitcom"Avrupa Yakası". He joined hit series "Kavak Yelleri" (remake of Dawson's Creek). He played in hit sitcom "Yalan Dünya". In October  2015, Apak was sentenced to 10 months in prison for "using drugs" according to the decision of the Istanbul 19th Central Criminal Court, and was acquitted of the charge of "establishing, managing and being a member of a drug ring". The court postponed the sentence as the prison sentence was less than a year.