Gonca Vuslateri: 'I couldn't pay my university tuition'
Actress Gonca Vuslateri, who is preparing to appear before audiences with the film 'Zaferin Rengi' (The Color of Victory), was a guest on the program 'Empati'. Vuslateri recounted the difficult days she went through, saying, "I had gotten into university during my parents' divorce. I couldn't pay my university tuition at that time."
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Ahmet Mümtaz Taylan hosted Gonca Vuslateri on the program Empati, which airs on NTV.
Famous actress Gonca Vuslateri told Ahmet Mümtaz Taylan about her childhood.
'IT WAS A VERY PENNILESS PERIOD...'
Vuslateri said, "I started going to theater courses with my mother's encouragement. My mother was a very good theater audience. She had a very strong literary side, and my sister is a musician. My father was a soldier; he read more political things... They used to say 'Gonca will study acting' when I was a child. I got into university during my parents' divorce, and it was a very penniless period for me. It was impossible for me to pay the tuition; we couldn't pay it!" and continued her words as follows:
"My sister opened my mind by saying there was the Müjdat Gezen Art Center, and I could study there on a scholarship... My family also had a spiritual bond with Müjdat Gezen. That's how I started."
'I USED TO ASPIRE TO BE A DOCTOR'
Gonca Vuslateri also explained her desire to become a doctor: "What I aspired to most was to be a doctor... Doing surgeries and such, I'm not afraid. I'm not afraid of anything; if someone is bleeding, I don't say I won't look, I look twice as hard. But I don't want it to be a psychopathic statement either..."