When will Exxen's absurd comedy Anonim premiere? When will the first episode of the series Anonim be released? Ali Atay and Serkan Keskin are back together after Leyla ile Mecnun...
Following the success of series like Gibi, the Exxen platform is preparing another absurd comedy series. When will the series Anonim, which features beloved names from Leyla ile Mecnun such as Ali Atay and Serkan Keskin in its cast, begin? When will the first episode of Anonim be released? Here are the details...
Ali Atay and Serkan Keskin, who are etched in memory for the series Leyla ile Mecnun, are reuniting on Exxen after Leyla ile Mecnun with the series Anonim. The production, which Ali Atay both writes and stars in, seeks an answer to the question of what would happen if interesting and strange traditions from world history were experienced today.
WHEN WILL THE FIRST EPISODE OF THE ANONİM SERIES BE RELEASED?
The trailer for the first episode of the Anonim series has been released. Announced as "coming soon" on Exxen, the series will premiere with its first episode on Friday, November 22.
HOW MANY EPISODES IS THE ANONİM SERIES?
The Anonim series, which will premiere on Exxen on November 22, will consist of 6 episodes.
WHERE CAN THE ANONİM SERIES BE WATCHED?
The "Anonim" series will be broadcast exclusively on the Exxen platform.
ANONİM SERIES CAST
The cast includes names such as Ali Atay, Serkan Keskin, Mehmet Özgür, İdil Sivritepe, Ceren Taşçı, Cihan Talay, and Akgün Akova.
News Source : 12punto
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